The image formed by a convex lens is observed to be virtual, erect and larger than the object. then the position of the object should be?

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Solution

To obtain a virtual image from a convex lens that is both erect and larger than the object, the object must be placed between the focus and the optical centre of the convex lens.
The following diagram depicts the formation of the given image:
Thus, The position of the object should be placed inside the focus near the optical centre.

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