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In the graphical method, a ray approaches a mirror parallel to the optical axis will
reflect off the mirror toward or away from the focus. |
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reflect off the mirror parallel to the optical axis. |
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reflect off the mirror with a reflection angle different from the incidence angle. |
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reflect off the mirror toward or away from the center of curvature. |
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