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What does the following diagram depict:

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Principle of reversibility of light rays

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Principle of Mirror effect

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Principle of Refraction of light

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Principle of Dispersion of Light

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Principle of Reflection of light

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Principle of reversibility of light rays

Principle of reversibility of light rays is depicted in the diagram

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