(6) Determine graphically where the image of the dog appears and the orientation of the image.
The dog is within the focal length of the lens, so the three rays will not converge together on the real side of the lens. One ray is drawn from the dog's head parallel to the ground, bending and traveling through the image of the focal point. Another is drawn from her head through the center of the lens and does not alter its path. When these rays are traced back to the virtual side of the lens, the point of intersection is found to be behind the object and above the horizontal. Since the image behind the object, the image is bigger than the object. The rays intersect above the horizontal, implying that the image is rightside up.
