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Published on: September 12, 2026
For the situation shown in given figure match the column I with column II.
Column-I | Column-II |
(i) Which ray is not posible | [A] A |
(ii) | [B] B |
(iii) | [C] C |
(iv) | [D] D |
Correct Matrix Matching
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Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
A
Step 1: Analyze the given rays in the context of refraction.
Step 2: Identify which ray among A, B, C, or D violates the laws of refraction such as Snell's law.
Step 3: Compare the angles and the medium transitions for each ray.
Conclusively, identify ray A as the incorrect trajectory. Therefore, A.
Step 2: Identify which ray among A, B, C, or D violates the laws of refraction such as Snell's law.
Step 3: Compare the angles and the medium transitions for each ray.
Conclusively, identify ray A as the incorrect trajectory. Therefore, A.
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