Choose the correct ray diagram when a light falls normally on a surface separating two different media:

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Solution

The correct option is B

$∵ i = 0$
Snell's law
$n_{1} s i n i = n_{2} s i n r$
$n_{2} s i n r = 0$
r = 0
Hence, correct option is 'B'

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