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A virtual image of an object is formed by a concave lens. The lens is then coupled (placed in contact) with a convex lens. A virtual image is again formed. The image, now

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Remains in the original position

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Shifts towards the lens system

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Shifts away from the lens system

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Either shift towards or away from the lens system, depending on whether, the convex or the concave lens faces the object.

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Solution

The correct option is C
Shifts away from the lens system

The image is formed away from the lens because the convex lens tries to converge the rays.

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