A light ray passing from medium 1 to medium 2 is bent away from the perpendicular normal to the boundary surface. What happens t
o the velocity of the refracted wave as it enters medium 2?
The velocity increases.
The velocity decreases.
The velocity becomes zero.
The velocity does not change.
2 answers:
Answer: Velocity Increases
Explanation: Plato
Answer:
The answer is a for Plato users.
Explanation:
Since the angle of the refracted ray moves away from the normal, it must be traveling in a faster medium.
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