An object located between the center of rotation and the receptor would produce which type of image?

• A. Ghost image
• B. Double image
• C. Real image
• D. Elongated image

Answer: (C)

In projection imaging, the position of the object relative to the rotation center and the receptor determines what kind of image appears on the receptor. When the object sits between the center of rotation and the receptor, the rays from the source pass through the object and converge at the receptor plane, forming a real image there. This means the image is actually projected onto the receptor and can be captured, typically inverted relative to the object due to the projection geometry.