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A light of wavelength 6400 armstrong is incident normally on a glass slab of thickness 5 cm its wavelength in glass is 4000 armstrong the beam of light takes the same time to travel from the source to the incident surface as it takes to travel through the glass slab Calculate the dis†an ce of source from the incident surfac

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