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When a Light Wave Travels from Air to Glass: - Physics (Theory)

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When a light wave travels from air to glass

Options

  • its wavelength decreases.

  • its wavelength increases.

  • there is no change in wavelength.

  • its frequency decreases.

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Solution

When a light wave travels from air to glass its wavelength decreases.

[∵ λ ∝ v ( Frequency is constant)]

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