laging sysL Unfortunately, a bunch of your lenses have seen better days and are cracked and/or missing a portion of the lens. Here's what they look like: B C D E F Drag the letters "A" through "F" below to place these six lenses in order based upon the size of the image they will form on the screen (as would be measured by a ruler). Nothing else is changed about the setup other than swapping the different lenses into the setup above. If two or more lenses will create images of equal size, place them in alphabetical order in adjacent positions (so that the letter that appears earlier in the alphabet is placed nearer the top below). Largest Image A 2 D 3 C 4 F 6 E Smallest ImageThe super fantastic physics labs just keep coming. This time you're playing around with lenses and set up the following simple image-forming system: Screen Objed Lens In this system, light emerging from an illuminated object is brought to focus on a screen by a converging lens. You have a number of lenses in your lab kit to use in your imaging system shown above. All lenses in your kit have identical focal lengths. Unfortunately, a bunch of your lenses have seen better days and are cracked and/or missing a portion of the lens. Here's what they look like: A B C D E F Drag the letters "A" through "F" below to place these six lenses in order based upon the size of the image they will form on the screen (as would be measured by a ruler). Nothing else is changed about the setup other than swapping the different lenses into the setup above. If two or more lenses will create images of equal size, place them in alphabetical order in adjacent positions (so that the letter that appears earlier in the alphabet is placed nearer the top below)