A transmitted ray goes from water into air obliquely. It bends?
AAlong the water surface
BWithout any bending
CAway from the normal
DTowards the normal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Away from the normal
Light speeds up on passing from water into air and bends away from the normal.
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