Images produced by a simple two lens microscope?

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Homework Statement

The image formed by a simple two lens microscope is
(a) real and inverted.
(b) real and upright.
(c) virtual and upright.
(d) virtual and inverted.
(e) none of these.

Homework Equations

N/A

The Attempt at a Solution

I was confused on how to understand how the optics of a two lens microscope would work. If two lens are used, would it produce a virtual image? I know a converging lens would produce a real image and a diverging lens would produce a virtual image. So in any case (convex & convex, convexe & concave, or concave & concave), would we have a diverging lens that would be conveying the image? I'm not sure though if it would appear upright or inverted though...

 

[ehild]

Browse "compound microscope", (https://www.boundless.com/physics/vision-and-optical-instruments/other-optical-instruments/the-compound-microscope/, for example)

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