Physics - Convex (Convergent Lenses)
Hi, I am unsure how you know whether an image is upside down, real and how you know whether it is upside down or not from a ray diagram.
This is for unit P3 GCSE.
Is the image always real in a convergent lens?
Do you tell how large the image is based on it's distance from the lens?
I have no idea how you know whether it is upside own or not.
This is for unit P3 GCSE.
Is the image always real in a convergent lens?
Do you tell how large the image is based on it's distance from the lens?
I have no idea how you know whether it is upside own or not.
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