Refraction of Light
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The apparent position of an object, when seen through the hot air, fluctuates or wavers. State the basic cause of this observation.
What is the speed of light in vacuum?
- rarer
- denser
- similar
Explain the sparkling of diamonds.
We know that ice floats on water because it is lighter. Can ice sink in any other liquid such as kerosene oil? State the condition under which ice sinks in other liquid.
- less
- more
- equal
Light rays undergo ______ as they pass from air to water.
Refraction
Lateral inversion
Diffused reflection
Reflection
A coin is dropped in a swimming pool filled up with water. A man approaching the pool is just able to see the coin when he is at a distance of 1 metre from the edge of the pool. Next day the water of the pool was drained out. Now, at what distance from the edge, the coin will be just visible?
Less than 1 metre
1 metre
More than 1 metre
Zero metre
Speed of light in air is_________.
(b) How is Rainbow formed?
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State whether the following statement is true or false:
The speed of light in a vacuum is .
- True
- False
nearer to surface than it really is
deeper in water than it really is
at the same depth as it really is
invisible
Can light travel in vacuum?
In the given figure, when light emerges from the glass slab, the light ray
left of normal AB
cannot be determined
right of normal AB
on the normal AB
- True
- False
- True
- False
Which of the following phenomenon is caused by difference in the rate of refraction?
Formation of virtual image using a mirror
Images appearing closer in the mirror
Formation of rainbow
Magnification of objects
Which of the following substance will float on water?
substance A with a density of
substance B with a density of
substance C with a density of
substance D with a density of
Imagine a concave lens placed in a liquid whose optical density is equal to that of the liquid. What will be the nature of the lens?
- Diverging
- Converging
- It acts an opaque object
- Doesn’t have any effect
- False
- True
- False
- True
- False
- True
Water
Petrol
Mercury
Oil
- False
- True
What will happen to a ray of light if it falls normally on a surface?