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To trace the path of ray of light through the triangular glass prism, a student observes that the emergent ray has
(a) bent away from the base of the prism (b) bent towards the base of the prism (c ) moved parallel to the direction of incident ray (d) gone perpendicular to incident ray.

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To trace the path of ray of light through the triangular glass prism, a student observes that the emergent ray has (a) bent away from the base of the prism (b) bent towards the base of the prism (c ) moved parallel to the direction of incident ray (d) gone perpendicular to incident ray. ​

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To trace the path of ray of light through the triangular glass prism, a student observes that the emergent ray has
(a) bent away from the base of the prism (b) bent towards the base of the prism (c ) moved parallel to the direction of incident ray (d) gone perpendicular to incident ray.