Question

question 15 of 25 how do lenses and mirrors compare in their interactions with light? a. lenses bring light to a point; mirrors do not. b. lenses spread light apart; mirrors do not. c. lenses bend light as it passes through; mirrors do not. d. lenses bounce light from their surface; mirrors do not.

Explanation:

Lenses refract (bend) light as it passes through them due to the change in medium and the shape of the lens. Mirrors reflect light from their surface according to the law of reflection. They do not bend light as it passes through like lenses do.

Answer:

C. Lenses bend light as it passes through; mirrors do not.