According to the sign conventions in the book, which objects have a negative focal length?

A. Nothing has a negative focal length
B. Diverging lens and converging mirror
C. Diverging lens and diverging mirror
D. Converging lens and diverging mirror


Ans: C. Diverging lens and diverging mirror

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