Kindly answer please. Badly needed please thank you 10. The diagram shows totalinternal reflection. Which of thefollowing statements is nottrue? *BINmedium Imedi um IIa. Angle AON is the angle ofincidence.O b. Angle AON = angle BONc. Angle AON must be the criticalangle.

Answer- (C) Angle AON must be the critical angle is not true.

10. The diagram shows total internal reflection. Which of the following statements is not true? * IN medium I medi um II a. Angle AON is the angle of incidence. O b. Angle AON = angle BON c. Angle AON must be the critical angle.

10. The diagram shows total internal reflection. Which of the following statements is not true? * IN medium I medi um II a. Angle AON is the angle of incidence. O b. Angle AON = angle BON c. Angle AON must be the critical angle.

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10. The diagram shows total
internal reflection. Which of the
following statements is not
true? *
B
IN
medium I
medi um II
a. Angle AON is the angle of
incidence.
O b. Angle AON = angle BON
c. Angle AON must be the critical
angle.

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