The image formed by the telescope in normal adjustment position is at :
2D
D
F
Infinity
A
F
B
Infinity
C
2D
D
D
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The image formed by the telescope in normal adjustment position is at infinity, so, that we can look at distant objects such as a star, a planet etc. Hence option D is correct.
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