Why The Lens of A
Magnifying Glass Is A Convex Lens.
First I would introduce the principle of
magnifier imaging
The object is placed in the focus, on the
other side of the convex lens into an inverted real image, real image has
shrunk, such as large, magnified three kinds. The smaller the object distance,
the greater the real image. The object is placed in the focal point and the
illusion is amplified at the same side of the convex lens. The larger the
distance, the larger the illusion. Will not be imaged on the focus. In twice
times the focal length will be equal to the big inverted real image.