Consider a linear extended object that could be real or virtual with its length at right angles to the optic axis of a lens. With regard to image formation by lenses.
Column-I Column-II
A Image of the same size as the object P Concave lens in case of real
B Virtual image of a size greater than the object Q Convex lens in case of real object
C Real image of a size smaller than the object R Concave lens in case of virtual
D Real and magnified image S Convex lens in case of virtual object

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$A \to P; B \to R, S; C \to R, S; D \to Q$

$A \to P, Q; B \to Q, R; C \to R, S; D \to S$

$A \to Q, R; B \to Q, R; C \to Q, R; D \to Q, R$

$A \to P; B \to Q; C \to R; D \to S$

answer is A.

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Concave lens can make only virtual, erect and diminished images of real objects.
Convex lens can make real, inverted and magnified or virtual, erect and magnified images of real objects. Rest types of cases are possible with virtual, objects

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	Column-I		Column-II
A	Image of the same size as the object	P	Concave lens in case of real
B	Virtual image of a size greater than the object	Q	Convex lens in case of real object
C	Real image of a size smaller than the object	R	Concave lens in case of virtual
D	Real and magnified image	S	Convex lens in case of virtual object