Subject Experts Solutions for Chapter: Light Energy, Exercise 5: Exercises
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An incident ray passing through the focus of a convex mirror goes undeviated after reflection.
A concave mirror is used in solar heaters.
A real image is always erect.
Light travels faster in the air than in water.
The ray of light emerging out of a glass slab is always parallel to the incident ray.
A prism is a glass block that has a rectangular cross-section, formed by three triangular faces.
The angle through which the incident ray is deviated by the prism is called the angle of deviation.
A rainbow is formed because water droplets of the atmosphere behave like glass slabs.
