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What happens to light when it enters a lens? A) It speeds up B) It is reflected C) It is refracted D) It becomes brighter.

What happens to light when it enters a lens? A) It speeds up B) It is reflected C) It is refracted D) It becomes brighter.
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What happens to light when it enters a lens? A) It speeds up B) It is reflected C) It is refracted D) It becomes brighter.

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the answer would be C(refracted ), it would be refracted because when light enters a lense the light gets bent and the angle changes so meaning this the only option would be refracted.


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When light enters a lens, C) it is refracted.
Since it is bent when it enters a lens, it has to be refracted.
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