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The '''refracted ray''' is the name given to a [[light]] ray once it has passed the boundary into a new [[medium]]. | The '''refracted ray''' is the name given to a [[light]] ray once it has passed the boundary into a new [[medium]]. | ||
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The '''refracted ray''' is the name given to a [[light]] ray once it has passed the [[interface]] into a new [[medium]]. | The '''refracted ray''' is the name given to a [[light]] ray once it has passed the [[interface]] into a new [[medium]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:27, 4 April 2019
Key Stage 3
Meaning
The refracted ray is the name given to a light ray once it has passed the boundary into a new medium.
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Key Stage 4
Meaning
The refracted ray is the name given to a light ray once it has passed the interface into a new medium.
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