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Physics, 05.05.2021 21:10, colin5514

A camera has a lens which is a curved piece of glass. This lens takes the beams of light from an object and redirects it to form a real image. The lens of a camera is shown below. Which of the following best describes how the cameral lens forms a real image. A. The camera lens reflects light by bouncing it off of the lens.
B. The camera lens absorbs light as it travels through the lens.
C. The camera lens bounces light as it travels through the lens.
D. The camera lens refracts light when it travels through the lens and bends.

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