Physics, asked by dabidubadai, 1 year ago

What's the "normal line" when we're talking about light refraction?
And what exactly happens when light "bends"?

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Answered by gracythegeek
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normal line is like an imaginery line drawn at 90 °

Answered by Anonymous
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The 'Normal Line' is a line which is taken into consideration and is perpendicular to the surface where a ray of light strikes and refracts.

When light "bends", the phenomenon called Refraction takes place.

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