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What is a spherical mirror?

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  • In a reflecting astronomical telescope, if the objetcive (a spherical mirror) is replaced by a parabolic mirror of the same focal length and aperture, then

    A
    the final image will be erect
    B
    a large image will be obtained
    C
    the telescope will gather more light
    D
    spherical aberration will be absent
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    retraces its path
    B
    passes through the focus
    C
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    D
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