Akio draws the ray diagram shown. Above a horizontal line running through the center of a double concave lens, a large car to the left of a double concave lens and a small car to the right. On the line at the front of the large car a point labeled Focal point. On the line to the right of the small car a point labeled Focal point. A dotted line 2 goes from the left focal point up and right through the center top of the lens and then solid to a label 2. A straight line goes from the top of the car straight to the center of the lens. A solid line goes from through the lens, becomes dotted, and goes to the right Focal point. A solid line goes down and right from the top of the car through the center of the lens to a label 1 below the right Focal point. A straight dotted line starts at the intersection of 1 and 2, becomes solid in the center of the lens, and goes to a label 3. Which best explains how to correct Akio’s mistake? Change the lens so it appears convex instead of concave. Move the small car so it appears on the left side of the lens. Make the small car much larger than the other car. Draw the top ray so that it passes through the focal point on the right.