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How do refracting telescopes magnify a far away image? A. by directing light beams to meet at a focal point B. by absorbing light beams’ wavelengths C. by forcing light beams to…

How do refracting telescopes magnify a far away image? A. by directing light beams to meet at a focal point B. by absorbing light beams’ wavelengths C. by forcing light beams to…
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How do refracting telescopes magnify a far away image? A. by directing light beams to meet at a focal point B. by absorbing light beams’ wavelengths C. by forcing light beams to change direction D. by measuring light beams’ velocity

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By directing light beams to meet at a focal point

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