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3 of 4 apling Learning this question has been astomized by Matteo Broccio at University of Pitsbugh On the basis of their curvatures, lenses are classfied into convex lenses and concave lenses. What do you expect to see looking at an object through a concave lens? O The image of that object looks upright and taller than the object itself O The Image looks elther upright or Inverted depending on the object distance. O The image of that object looks inverted and shorter than the object itselif O The image of that object looks inverted and taller than the object itself O The image of that object looks upright and shorter than the object itself.

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A concave always produces a virtual image which is upright and the image is located in front of the lens on the side where object is placed and also the image is smaller than the object height

So, answer is : The image of the object looks upright and shorter than the object itself

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