I need this now Pick the THREE statements that describe convex lenses.
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I need this now Pick the THREE statements that describe convex lenses.
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They make the image of an object appear smaller.
Light rays spread out as they exit the lens.
They are thicker in the middle than at the ends
They make the image of an object appear larger.
They are thicker at the ends than in the middle.
Light rays converge as they exit the lens.
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