what is the reason for a light entering normal to the surface passing out without any deviation???
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When light enters normal to a surface, it shows no deflection. This is due to the fact that <i = <r
when light enters the plane normal to the surface, <i=0 and therefore <r=0
so there is no deflection and it follows the rule which states that a beam of light passing through the normal of a plane passes through it without deflection.
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