Why light travels between two points in the quickest path?
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because The shortest distance between two points is the length of line joining the two points straight. Normally light travels straight but it has a property to bend at corners of objects.
In famous Young’s double slit experiment we find that light ray bends instead of travelling straight from the slits.
Gravity can also create disturbance in path of light.
So, as long as light travels straight without any distractions.
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