Braiden Phillips

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10 March, 12:27

Which group of items all contain a transparent part with at least one curved surface to refract light?

an owl's eye, a smart phone, and a magnifying glass

a microscope, a camera, and a window pane.

a human eye, a diving mask, and a telescope

an electron microscope, safety goggles, and eyeglasses

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