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Show that if One mirror with a radius of the curvature of 6 m and the other with a radius
of 3.2 m, separated by a distance of 4 m arrangements lead to stability:
Select one:
a.
Cavity is stable
b. Cavity is on edge of stability
c. Cavity is unstable

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