Yes or No1. Does light travel faster in another medium aside from avacuum?2. Could the index of refraction in another medium such aswater and glass be less than the one (1)?3. Is it correct to say that light entering a transparent mediumthrough the normal line will not bend?4. Will a light beam that travels from a medium of low index ofrefraction to a medium with a high index of refraction throughan angle from the normal line bend towards the normal line?5. Will the speed of light increase as it travels from a mediumwith high optical density to a medium with low opticaldensity?Choose in the parenthesis6. Farsightedness is corrected using (converging, diverging) lens.7. When white light enters a prism dispersion occurs. During this processthe component color with (highest, lowest) frequency is most bent.8. Myopic person has eyeball that are (elongated, flattened) thus the imagefall in front of the retina.9. Due to the refraction of light, a fish seems to be in a location (deeper,shallower) than its real position.10. If light is incident at an angle from the normal line and it enters anothermedium which has the same optical density as the first medium (it willbend, it will not bend).

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Yes or No 1. Does light travel faster in another medium aside from a vacuum? 2. Could the index of refraction in another medium such as water and glass be less than the one (1)? 3. Is it correct to say that light entering a transparent medium through the normal line will not bend?

Yes or No 1. Does light travel faster in another medium aside from a vacuum? 2. Could the index of refraction in another medium such as water and glass be less than the one (1)? 3. Is it correct to say that light entering a transparent medium through the normal line will not bend?

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Dispersion of White Light

Snell’s law is a formula that gives a relation between the angle of incidence and angle of refraction and is given as:

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Yes or No
1. Does light travel faster in another medium aside from a
vacuum?
2. Could the index of refraction in another medium such as
water and glass be less than the one (1)?
3. Is it correct to say that light entering a transparent medium
through the normal line will not bend?
4. Will a light beam that travels from a medium of low index of
refraction to a medium with a high index of refraction through
an angle from the normal line bend towards the normal line?
5. Will the speed of light increase as it travels from a medium
with high optical density to a medium with low optical
density?
Choose in the parenthesis
6. Farsightedness is corrected using (converging, diverging) lens.
7. When white light enters a prism dispersion occurs. During this process
the component color with (highest, lowest) frequency is most bent.
8. Myopic person has eyeball that are (elongated, flattened) thus the image
fall in front of the retina.
9. Due to the refraction of light, a fish seems to be in a location (deeper,
shallower) than its real position.
10. If light is incident at an angle from the normal line and it enters another
medium which has the same optical density as the first medium (it will
bend, it will not bend).

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