At what angle a ray of light strike the surface of glass so that it does not suffer any refraction?

  • Light - Reflection and Refraction

At what angle a ray of light strike the surface of glass so that it does not suffer any refraction?

1.

A ray incident perpendicularly to the glass surface will not undergo any deviation.

2.

In reflection angle of incidence = angle of reflection

So, it is 15o.

At what angle a ray of light strike the surface of glass so that it does not suffer any refraction?

At what angle a ray of light strike the surface of glass so that it does not suffer any refraction?

If the angle of incident is90o then it doesnot suffer any refraction.

At what angle a ray of light strike the surface of glass so that it does not suffer any refraction?

1.  if the ray of light strikes at angle of 0 then the ray not suffer any reflection because of law of reflection anglei = angler

2. then also according to angle of reflection angle of reflection is also 15

At what angle a ray of light strike the surface of glass so that it does not suffer any refraction?

sorry , but in first it is 90 not 0