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Answer :Option C.
Explanation:
a) Cannot be inverted as convex mirror always forms erect image.
b) Cannot be inverted as concave mirror forms erect image of object placed between focal point and pole. For other positions of object image can be inverted.
c) It can be inverted as convex lens forms inverted image for all positions of object beyond focal point.
d)As strawberry is in contact with concave bowl so its image will be erect and not inverted, as for object positions between focal point and pole image is erect.
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