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c0≅3x108 m/s velocity of the light in free space n=refractive index of the medium in which light is propagating "Ray Theory" (Geometrical Optics) Law of reflection φ Law of refraction (Snell''s law) I =
c0≅3x108 m/s velocity of the light in free space n=refractive index of the medium in which light is propagating "Ray Theory" (Geometrical Optics) Law of reflection φ Law of refraction (Snell''s law) I =
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