Biology, 09.10.2019 05:00 avision42

What does a concave lens do to light rays?

a. bends light rays in
b. bends light rays out
c. turn light rays upside down
d. rotates the light rays

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What does a concave lens do to light rays?

a. bends light rays in
b. bends light...