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A light ray is incident normally on a glass slab. What will be the value of lateral displacement?

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Answered by ahmadilham20aug2007

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A ray of light falling normally on the glass slab does not show any lateral displacement

Answered by ChetanOp

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Answer: a ray of light falling normally on the glass slab does not show any lateral displacment .so the answer is zero

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