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The statement is that the image formed by the 1st lens acts as the object for the 2nd lens.
For 2 thin lenses aligned along a common axis, would this statement be true for when the image formed by the 1st lens is real and past the 2nd lens (while ignoring the effect of the 2nd lens in this step) so that the image does not form between the 2 lenses? If it is...then how?
For 2 thin lenses aligned along a common axis, would this statement be true for when the image formed by the 1st lens is real and past the 2nd lens (while ignoring the effect of the 2nd lens in this step) so that the image does not form between the 2 lenses? If it is...then how?