Physics, 29.01.2021 03:50 ghwolf4p0m7x0

What happens to light when it is shone through concave lenses? (1 point) O Light shone through concave lenses spreads out, or diverges.
O Light shone through concave lenses comes together, or converges, on a single point.
O Light shone through concave lenses spreads out, or converges.
O Light shone through concave lenses comes together, or diverges, on a single point.

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