Science, asked by Fractiousweasel, 1 year ago

when does Snell 's law fail?

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Answered by Briliance

Snell's law of refraction fails when light incident on the surface of separation of two media normally or through the normal. it is because when Iight incident through normal, angle of incidence is equal to zero

Answered by saniya61

snells law failed when light incidents on surface of the 2 media normally or through the normal

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