Physics, asked by AbhipsitHore, 11 months ago

is angle of deviation=angle of incidence+angle of emergence?

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Answered by karphagalakshmi9

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Answer:no

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Answered by sachi25

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no

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angle of deviation isn't equal to angle of incidence+angle of emergence

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