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Physics, 25.05.2020 04:00 nicole5918

Paul is using a magnifying glass, which is a convex lens, to read the small
print on his Insurance policy. He has to create a virtual Image of the print on
the same side as the print. At what distance from the print should he hold
the magnifying glass?
The text should be between the focal point and the lens.
The text should be beyond 2F.
The text should be between 2F and F.
The text should be at the focal point.

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