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If Reflections are to be seen larger under a magnifying glass
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A magnifying glass is a convex lens that produces a magnified image when an object is placed within its focal length. If a reflection (which acts as an object) is viewed through a magnifying glass and is positioned within the lens's focal length, the magnifying glass will indeed make that reflected image appear larger.
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