alleryFor a parallel glass slab in air, the emergent ray is
AParallel to the incident ray
BNormal to the incident ray
CTurned towards the slab edge
DDirected back to its source
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Parallel to the incident ray
Refractions at the parallel slab faces cancel angular deviation while allowing a lateral shift.
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