Show the lateral displacement of the ray on the diagram.
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Light Ray passing through to a glass slab undergoes Lateral displacement because the emerging ray remains parallel to the incident ray but is slightly displaced.
Let us consider that a light ray is incident on a glass slab from air.
- At the 1st air-glass interface the light ray undergoes refraction and gets deviated towards the normal.
- The refracted Ray passes through the glass medium and reaches the 2nd air- glass interface.
- The refracted Ray undergoes refraction and gets deviated away from the normal as it emerges out of the glass slab.
Net Result:
After two refractions , the incident ray and the emerging ray remains parallel to one another and slightly displaced.
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