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What is a thin lense?
lenses with a thickness small compared to their radius of curvature. They refract light to form images by bending rays at their surface
Convex(converging) lens
Thicker in the middle
bends light rays toward a focal point
can form real or virtual images depending on object position
Concave(Divergin) lens
Thinner in the middle
Bends light rays away from a focal point
Always forms virtual, upright, and reduced image
What are the 3 ray rules if the object is between C and F?
Ray 1: Travels parallel to the principal axis, then refracts through the focal point on the opposite side
Ray 2: Travels through the center if the lens (optical center) and continues straight without bending
Ray 3: Travels toward the focal point on the objects side, then emerges parallel to the principal axis

What will the location be like of the image?
beyond the 2nd focal point
What will the size be like
Magnified
What will the orientation be like
Inverted
Will the image be real or virtual
Real(can be projected onto a screen