A virtual image formed by a convex lens is
(a) always inverted.
(b) always smaller than the object.
(c) formed on the screen sometimes.
(d) always upright.

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(d) always upright
A virtual image formed by a convex lens is always erect/upright and enlarged; it cannot be obtained on a screen.

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A virtual image formed by a convex lens is (a) always inverted. (b) always smaller than the object. (c) formed on the screen sometimes. (d) always upright.

(d) always uprightA virtual image formed by a convex lens is always erect/upright and enlarged; it cannot be obtained on a screen.

A virtual image formed by a convex lens is
(a) always inverted.
(b) always smaller than the object.
(c) formed on the screen sometimes.
(d) always upright.

(d) always upright
A virtual image formed by a convex lens is always erect/upright and enlarged; it cannot be obtained on a screen.