Ketching the three primaryrays for diverging lenses

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An object 4.0 cm high is placed 12 cm in front of a diverginglens that has a focal length of – 8.0 cm. Describe by calculation the location, nature (real or virtual andupright or inverted), and size of the image for this location. Confirm your result by sketching the three primaryrays for diverging lenses.

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