An image that can be shown on the screen is called _:
Correct answer: A. Real
- A. Real
- B. Virtual
- C. Inverted
- D. Erect
Explanation
A real image is formed when light rays converge at the image location, creating a focused projection that can be displayed on a screen. This is why a real image can be shown on a screen. Virtual, inverted, and erect images do not have this property, making them incorrect choices for this question.
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