What happens when parallel beams of light strike a converging mirror? They reflect in a spread-out pattern. They reflect in parallel beams. They all reflect to a single focal point. They form an image

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What happens when parallel beams of light strike a converging mirror?

They reflect in a spread-out pattern.

They reflect in parallel beams.

They all reflect to a single focal point.

They form an image that appears to be behind the mirror.

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What happens when parallel beams of light strike a converging mirror? They all reflect to a single focal point.

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