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Physics, 25.08.2019 09:20 darlasiller

The illustrations show concave and convex lenses. the arrows represent possible paths of light.
which illustration shows the correct path of light through a lens?


The illustrations show concave and convex lenses. the arrows represent possible paths of light.

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