Convex lens does always forms enlarge image?

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Position of object Position of image Nature of image

At infinity At focus Real, diminished, inverted

At 2F At 2F Real, diminished and inverted

Between 2F and F Beyond 2F Real, enlarged, inverted

At F No image Refracted rays are parallel

Between F and lens On the same side as the object Virtual, enlarged and upright

So convex lens donot form enlarged image always.


At infinity	At focus	Real, diminished, inverted
At 2F	At 2F	Real, diminished and inverted
Between 2F and F	Beyond 2F	Real, enlarged, inverted
At F	No image	Refracted rays are parallel
Between F and lens	On the same side as the object	Virtual, enlarged and upright

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