1) By Lens Formula
f = - 55 mm
u = - 130 mm
So,
i.e. Image is at 38.65 mm left of the lens.
Magnification m = v/u = -38.65 / -130 = + 0.297
Positive sign indicates image is erect.
Also it is an virtual image.
Standard Sign Convention for thin lens are used here.
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