refraction 1.47 encounters a medium with an index of refraction 1.18. Which of the following best describes what can happen? If there isn't total internal reflection, then the light that refracts into the second medium bends away from the normal. There will never be total internal reflection and the light that refracts into the second medium will bend away from the normal. If there isn't total internal reflection, then the light that refracts into the second medium bends towards the normal. There can only be total internal reflection.

refraction 1.47 encounters a medium with an index of refraction 1.18. Which of the following best describes what can happen? If there isn't total internal reflection, then the light that refracts into the second medium bends away from the normal. There will never be total internal reflection and the light that refracts into the second medium will bend away from the normal. If there isn't total internal reflection, then the light that refracts into the second medium bends towards the normal. There can only be total internal reflection.

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Chapter25: Reflection And Refraction Of Light

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