Physics, asked by Enchanter, 1 year ago

A normally incident wavefront doesn't deviate when it travels from one medium to another.

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Answered by Anonymous

When light Ray in refraction falls normal to the surface, then why doesn't it deviate (I hope deviation is not related to angle of incidence)? ... Thus, for normal incidence the light does not deviate.

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