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State two differences between the image formed by a converging lens and that formed by a diverging lens for a real object.
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Answer
A converging lens can form either a real inverted image or a virtual erect one, depending on where the object stands. A diverging lens always forms a virtual, erect and diminished image on the same side as the object, whatever the object distance.
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Explanation
This is why a diverging lens alone can never be used to throw an image on a screen.
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