Physics · Ray Optics
In geometrical optics, which of the following is treated as a 'real object'?
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- 1The point where the final image is always formed large and erect
- 2The point where the incident rays never appear to meet
- 3The point source from which the incident rays actually diverge✓
- 4The point where the incident rays would meet if there were no mirror or lens
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The point source from which the incident rays actually diverge
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