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why do we close one eye while taking the reading in refraction through glass slab and prism

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Answered by ItzzHeartlessBoy

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When a beam of light falls obliquely at the interface of the two optical media, direction of its path changes when it enters into the other medium. This phenomenon exhibited by the light rays is called refraction of light. This is due to the change in speed of light while going from one medium to the other

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