Physics · Reflection of light, spherical mirrors, mirror formula
The rays of light, which are not paralle to each other and spread out from a poi
The rays of light, which are not paralle to each other and spread out from a point, are called and a bundle of rays, which are parallel to one another, is called
- A. parallel beam of light, convergent rays
- B. divergent rays, convergent rays
- C. convergent rays, parallel beam of light
- D. divergent rays, parallel beam of light
Step-by-step solution
Rays spreading out from a point are termed divergent rays, while a set of rays that are parallel to each other is called a parallel beam of light.
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