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Quick questions on Lenses and the eye - CCEA GCSE Physics

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What are forming images?
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A converging lens can form a real image (one that can be projected onto a screen) when the object is beyond the focal length, as in a camera or the eye. When the object is closer than the focal length it acts as a magnifying glass, giving an enlarged, upright (virtual) image.
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Which lens is thicker in the middle, converging or diverging? [1 mark]
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Where does the eye form a sharp image? [1 mark]
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State the lens used to correct short sight. [1 mark]

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