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11-12-2020
Physics

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A light ray passing from medium 1 to medium 2 is bent away from the perpendicular normal to the boundary surface. What happens to 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.

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ladyaribethp ladyaribethp

18-12-2020

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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annelieseburke annelieseburke

19-05-2021

Answer: Velocity Increases

Explanation: Plato

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