Physics
The intensity of the refracted light is always …………… the intensity of incident light:
- greater than
- equal to
- less than
- none of the above
Refraction Plane Surfaces
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less than
Reason — The intensity of the refracted light is always less than the intensity of incident light because a part of the incident light has suffered reflection.
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- (1) and (4)
- (2) and (3)
- (2) and (4)
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