NEET Physics Optical Instruments MCQ Question
In the diagram of a light ray passing through a convex lens, if the object is moved closer to the lens from a position beyond 2F, where will the image be formed?
Between F and 2F on the opposite side
At 2F on the opposite side
Beyond 2F on the opposite side
At infinity
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
As per the thin lens formula, when the object is beyond 2F, the image forms between F and 2F. Moving the object closer maintains this trend until the object is at 2F, where the image forms at 2F on the opposite side.
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