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A ray crosses a rectangular glass slab. The emergent ray is:
ABent towards the slab base
BSent back along its path
CParallel but shifted sideways
DUnshifted along the same line
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Parallel but shifted sideways
The two parallel faces give r2 = i1, so the ray emerges parallel to its original direction but laterally displaced.
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