The only formula you need for this problem is from high school (even middle school) physics class:

. The difficult thing to keep track is what to be substituted in this formula.
First, consider only the first lens. Here

and

. Plugging these values in the formula above, we have

As a result,

.
What does this mean? It means that the image is real and is

behind the first lens. Because the second lens is

behind the lens. It means that the real image is

behind the second lens. That is,

for the second lens.
Now, we can plug this value into the same formula:

As a result,
It means that the resultant image is real and is at

behind the second lens.
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