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In the context of optical instruments, what does the term 'virtual image' mean?
A. An image that is always smaller than the object
B. An image formed by the actual convergence of light rays
C. An image formed by the apparent divergence of light rays, which cannot be projected onto a screen
D. An image that appears blurry
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