Physics · Optics
When light rays parallel to the principal axis strike a concave mirror, what happens to the reflected rays?
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- 1They remain parallel to each other after reflection.
- 2They converge and intersect at a single point called the principal focus.✓
- 3They reflect back directly along their original path without converging.
- 4They diverge as if originating from a virtual point behind the mirror.
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They converge and intersect at a single point called the principal focus.
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