(a) Concave Mirror: Because concave mirrors can produce a powerful parallel beam of light when a light source is placed at their principal focus.
(b) Convex Mirror: Because of its largest field of view.
(c) Concave Mirror: Because it concentrates the parallel rays of sun at principal focus.
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