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An incident ray parallel to the axis of a convex lens: F
F
A. continues in a straight line without refracting.
B. refracts parallel to the axis of the lens.
C. refracts outward, as if it came from the focus on the left side of
the lens
D. refracts through the focus on the right side of the lens.

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