Why does light take the quickest path?
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Fermat's principle states that of all the possible paths the light might take, that satisfy those boundary conditions, light takes the path which requires the shortest time. ... Since the speed of light is the same everywhere along all possible paths, the shortest path requires the shortest time.
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Fermat's principle states that of all the possible paths the light might take, that satisfy those boundary conditions, light takes the path which requires the shortest time. ... Since the speed of light is the same everywhere along all possible paths, the shortest path requires the shortest time.
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