Draw the situation in which light ray doesn't deviates from its path when it is incident on curved surface
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When an incident ray is projected at the point of incidence of a cured surface, then there is no deviation for the incident ray path, in other words there will be no refraction
In such a case the angles of incidence and refraction are same and their magnitudes are zero
Hence it is possible that a ray of light made incident on another optical medium does not suffer refraction
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