Math, asked by rajyalakshmi8136, 11 months ago

light from the torch is an example of

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Answered by Anonymous

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Torch is an example of convex mirrior.It gives us light wherever neccesary.

Answered by simi76503

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Reflection of light. It has convex mirror in it.

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