For a concave mirror, which incident ray is paired wrongly?
AAt pole; equal angles with axis
BThrough C; returns along itself
CThrough F; reflects through C
DParallel to axis; reflects through F
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Through F; reflects through C
An incident ray through the focus reflects parallel to the principal axis rather than through C.
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