Question

What happens when the density of a medium increases? A. Bending of light increases B. Bending of light decreases C. Temperature of light increases D. Temperature of light decreases

Answer 1

B. Bending of light decreases
According to the law of reflection, it stated that when light strikes the boundary between different media, a portion of the light is reflected while another portion enters the medium. Thus, the process in which the ray of light crosses the boundary and enters the second medium is known as refraction. However, the velocity of light decreases when light enters a denser medium.

Answer 2

Answer:

Bending of light Increases

Explanation:

If the wavelengths were further apart then the bending of light would decrease. Think of it as an "if one does it the other must too" kind of effect. Density in our case is how closely compacted the wavelengths are.  

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