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a ray of light travelling in a water medium falls on water -air interface at an angle 45 with the vertical.will it be possible by the ray of light to come out of water surface

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Yes.The ray of light will be able to come out as the angle of incidence at the water- air interface is 45⁰ which is less than the critical angle for the given pair of media.

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