NEET Physics Mirrors MCQ Question
What is the result of a parallel beam of light incident on a concave mirror?
The reflected rays converge at a point F.
The reflected rays diverge away from the mirror.
The light is reflected uniformly in all directions.
The rays are absorbed by the mirror's surface.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
When a parallel beam of light strikes a concave mirror, the reflected rays converge at a specific point on the principal axis, denoted as point F.
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