When the object is placed between $f$ and 2$f$ of a convex lens, the image formed is(a) at $f$ (b) at 2$f$ (c) beyond 2$f$ (d) between O and $f$

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(c) beyond 2$f$

Explanation

When the object is placed between $f$ and 2$f$ in front of a convex lens, the image formed is magnified, real, inverted and beyond 2$f$.

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