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___________ is an optical instrument which forms the image of a very far off object nearer to the eye so that the object is seen distinct and bigger.

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Telescope

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Simple microscope

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Magnifying glass

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Periscope

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The correct option is A Telescope
A telescope is an optical instrument which forms the image of a very far off objects nearer to the eye so that the object is seen distinct and bigger.

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