Question

you can see, the rays of light cross beyond that gathering point. this means that the image is actually placed on the film upside down! so, now you know how the lenses in cameras, telescopes, and microscopes help you get a better look at the world. however, without another important lens, you would be unable to use any of them. that lens, of course, is the one in your very own eye! this special convex lens works like the lens in a simple camera. yes, that means that the image coming through your pupil is placed on your retina upside down! luckily, your super - smart brain flips the image again, or your world would look a whole lot different. but no matter how the world looks to you, or what part of it you are exploring, remember that a light - bending lens is always part of the view. which gadgets/tools use both concave and convex lenses? simple camera and magnifying glass magnifying glass and microscope microscope and telescope telescope and simple camera

Explanation:

Microscopes and telescopes often use a combination of concave and convex lenses to achieve magnification and proper focusing of light. Simple cameras and magnifying glasses typically mainly use convex - lenses.

Answer:

C. microscope and telescope