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what is lateral displacement​

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Answered by pronay19
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Lateral displacement is the distance between the incident ray and the emergent ray. It is given by. l=t cos(r)sin(i−r) . t: Thickness of glass slab. i: Angle of incidence. r: Angle of refraction.

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