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  • 23-02-2017
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If substance a and substance b have very different values for the index of refraction, what will happen to a light ray that passes from one of these substances into the other?

Ait will not be deflected.
Bit will be deflected by a small amount.
Cit will be deflected by a great amount.
Dthe actual values would be needed to figure this out.

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michaelflowers16
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  • 27-02-2017

i think it will be deflected by a great amount
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