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ray optics is valid when dimensions of an obstacle are​

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Answered by rounitmourya2001
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much larger than wavelength of light

Ray optics is valid when characteristic dimension are much larger than wavelength of light . The size of obstacle must be much larger than the wavelength of light. If wavelength is comparable to the size of object, then diffraction could happen, but it cannot be explained using ray optics, it will require wave theory of light.

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