Science, asked by renavpr, 1 month ago

The image shows the path of light travelling through a glass slab.What causes the ray of light to deviate from its original path?​

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Answered by guptasujal68
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Answer = d) change in density of medium

As there is a change in the medium , the wavelength and velocity of light changes which makes the light to deviate from its original path.

The speed of light is less in denser medium as compared to a rarer medium.

Answered by hotelcalifornia
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The ray of light deviates because of (d) change in the density of medium.

Explanation:

The image illustrates refraction phenomenon of light.

Refraction is a particle property of light which demonstrates deviation of light ray from its original path because of change in medium.

  • When a ray of light travels from mediums with different densities, there is change in speed of light which is why it deviates form its original path.
  • When light travels from rarer medium to denser medium, it's velocity decreases and it bends towards the normal.
  • Normal is a perpendicular line drawn at the interface of two mediums.
  • When light travels from denser medium to rarer medium, it's velocity increases and it bends away from normal.
  • Here, the light is traveling from rarer medium to denser medium and it is bending towards the normal.
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