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Maliyah Allison
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23 May, 21:51
Does a mirror work because of refraction
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Celia Espinoza
23 May, 21:56
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A mirror works from reflection. Not refraction. Easy stuff c'mon
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Shirley Farley
23 May, 22:08
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No. A mirror works because of reflection.
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