why light falling normally or perpendicularly on glass slab do not deviated ?
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If it's zero, i.e. the ray falls perpendicular to the glass slab, sin i is zero. And according to Snell's law sin r is also zero, i.e. the refraction angle r measured from normal is zero. Therefore, the ray is undeviated.
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Explanation:
Because when light passes through a glass slab it emerges parallel to the incident ray and is shifted from the original path.
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