alleryStart learning →A ray enters glass along the normal. Its direction?
ARemains along the normal
BBends toward the normal
CTurns along the surface
DBends away from the normal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Remains along the normal
At perpendicular incidence the speed can change without changing the ray's direction.
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