Refer to the photo below.b. How did the white light reflect out that way?c. What do you call this kind of phenomenon? Glass prismGlass prismIncidentIncidentwhite lightlightRed(760 nm)Pure 2Violet(380 nm)(a)(b)

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Refer to the photo below.

b. How did the white light reflect out that way?
c. What do you call this kind of phenomenon?

Glass prism
Glass prism
Incident
Incident
white light
light
Red
(760 nm)
Pure 2
Violet
(380 nm)
(a)
(b)

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