Which accurately explains concave and convex lenses?
With both concave and convex lenses...
Physics, 23.03.2020 20:03 robert7248
Which accurately explains concave and convex lenses?
With both concave and convex lenses, placement of the object dictates which side of the lense the image will appear.
With both concave and convex lenses, placement of the object does not dictate which side of the lense the image will appear.
With concave lenses, placement of the object does not dictate which side of the lense the image will appear, but with convex lenses, they do.
With convex lenses, placement of the object does not dictate which side of the lense the image will appear, but with concave lenses, they do.
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