.F A ray of light moves from air (nı = 1.00) into glass (n2 = 1.63). In the figure to the right what is the most probable path for the reflected light to take? Re-read the question carefully! E A B C D

.F A ray of light moves from air (nı = 1.00) into glass (n2 = 1.63). In the figure to the right what is the most probable path for the reflected light to take? Re-read the question carefully! E A B C D

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