in an experiment to trace the path of light raythrough a triangular glass prism,the emergent ray gets what?

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As we understand from your question, we explain it as follows:
When a light ray passes through a glass prism, the emergent light ray gets deviated at larger angle due to which it splits into its constituent colors.

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in an experiment to trace the path of light raythrough a triangular glass prism,the emergent ray gets what?

As we understand from your question, we explain it as follows: When a light ray passes through a glass prism, the emergent light ray gets deviated at larger angle due to which it splits into its constituent colors.

As we understand from your question, we explain it as follows:
When a light ray passes through a glass prism, the emergent light ray gets deviated at larger angle due to which it splits into its constituent colors.