Science, asked by omkar0417, 4 months ago

the angle of incidence ______________ the angle of refraction this mean when a Ray of light travel from air to glass it ______________
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Answered by Senpihucool
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the angle of incidence _is more than ___ the angle of refraction this mean when a Ray of light travel from air to glass it __bends towards the normal ___

Answered by sania8010
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the angle of incidence is equal the angle of refraction this mean when a rsy of light travel from air to glass it pass

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