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A real image is formed by a convex lens. If we put it in contact with a concave lens and the combination again forms a real image which of the following is true for the new image from the combination ?

A

Shifts towards the lens system

B

Shifts away from the lens system

C

Remains at the original position

D

No image is formed.

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