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Question
Match the following
| (a). A light ray passes from air to glass | (1) . speeds up |
| (b). A light ray passes from glass to water | (2). reflects red light |
| (c). Virtual image | (3). primary colours |
| (d). Red rose | (4). plane mirror |
| (e). Red, green, and blue | (5). slows down |
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Solution
| (a). A light ray passes from air to glass | (5). slows down |
| (b). A light ray passes from glass to water | (1) . speeds up |
| (c). Virtual image | (4). plane mirror |
| (d). Red rose | (2). reflects red light |
| (e). Red, green, and blue | (3). primary colours |
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