Physics, 25.10.2019 23:43 mannster03

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light rays hit a mirror, as shown. which of the following choices correctly describes the behavior of the light rays after they hit the mirror?

a. the light rays will bounce off the mirror and pass through the focal point.

b. the light rays will bounce off the mirror and move perfectly vertically.

c. the light rays will bounce off the mirror and move in different directions.

d. the light rays will bounce off the mirror and return along the same path they were moving initially, but in the opposite direction.

i say d but it feels wrong.

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