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31 July, 00:57

A light wave is shone on a glass block. At the boundary between air and glass, which wave phenomena can been demonstrated?

A) You can demonstrate reflection off the glass.

B) You can demonstrate refraction as it enters the glass.

C) You can demonstrate reflection off the glass and refraction into the glass.

D) There are no demonstrations of wave phenomena that can be shown in this example.

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