(a) Find the location of the image (in cm from the lens) formed by the lens when an object is placed p₁ = 27.2 cm in front of the lens. (Enter a negative distance if the image is in front of the lens.)cm from the lensChoose the correct description of the image. (Select all that apply.)0000enlargedreduceduprightrealvirtualinverted(b) Find the location of the image (in cm from the lens) formed by the lens when an object is placed p2 = 23.7 cm in front of the lens. (Enter a negative distance if the image is in front of the lens.)cm from the lensChoose the correct description of the image. (Select all that apply.)000 000invertedvirtualrealenlargedreducedupright

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