If an object is placed at the focal point of a convex lens, the image formed is said to be real and highly magnified.
My question is that if the image is formed at infinity, how can it be termed as highly magnified. Why is it not refered to as infinitely magnified?
Also, if the image is still refered to as highly magnified, then what would be the magnitude of magnification?
Thanks
Khalida Qureshi
If an object is placed at the focal point of a convex lens, the image formed is said to be real and highly magnified.
My question is that if the image is formed at infinity, how can it be termed as highly magnified. Why is it not refered to as infinitely magnified?
Also, if the image is still refered to as highly magnified, then what would be the magnitude of magnification?
Thanks
Khalida Qureshi










