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The figure below shows ray diagram for the man (object O) in front of a concave mirror. One ray is drawn correctly and the other is drawn incorrectly in the diagram. Determine whether blue ray 1 or red ray 2 is drawn correctly. ray 1 ray 2 O Neither rays are drawn correctly. O Ray 1 is correct. O Ray 2 is correct. O Both ray 1 and ray 2 are correct. Light incident from glass at the boundary of air-glass bends away from the normal after refraction in air as shown in the figure below. What could be the most likely reason for it? (nair=1: nglass 1.57) 111 Refracted Light Incident Light 5 pts 127₂ O This is because light could be traveling faster or slower in either medium. The bending does not depend on the speed of light. O None of the answers is correct. O This is because light is traveling slower in the refracted medium (air) than the incident medium (glass). O This is because light is traveling faster in the refracted medium (air) than the incident medium (glass). The speed of light does not depend upon the medium. It always stays the same. The refraction is for a different reason.
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Transcribed Image Text:The figure below shows ray diagram for the man (object O) in front of a concave mirror. One ray is drawn correctly and the other is drawn incorrectly in the diagram. Determine whether blue ray 1 or red ray 2 is drawn correctly. ray 1 ray 2 O Neither rays are drawn correctly. O Ray 1 is correct. O Ray 2 is correct. O Both ray 1 and ray 2 are correct. Light incident from glass at the boundary of air-glass bends away from the normal after refraction in air as shown in the figure below. What could be the most likely reason for it? (nair=1: nglass 1.57) 111 Refracted Light Incident Light 5 pts 127₂ O This is because light could be traveling faster or slower in either medium. The bending does not depend on the speed of light. O None of the answers is correct. O This is because light is traveling slower in the refracted medium (air) than the incident medium (glass). O This is because light is traveling faster in the refracted medium (air) than the incident medium (glass). The speed of light does not depend upon the medium. It always stays the same. The refraction is for a different reason.
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