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7. Explain: Why does widening the prism cause the beam to bend more? * 1 point Increasing the width of the prism increases the amount of glass, which slows light down more, increasing the amount of refraction. Increasing the width of the prism changes the optical density of the glass, which causes more refraction. Increasing the width of the prism increases the angel of incidence, which increases the amount of refraction. Increasing the width of the prism increases the amount of glass, which changes the wavelength of the light, causing more refraction. 8. Observe: Return the Gizmo to its initial settings (n = 1.50, w = 2.0, ? = 0°). 1 point Select White light from the menu at upper left. What happens when white light goes through a prism? Check all that apply. * The white beam bends as it travels through the prism. The white light is trapped inside the prism. The white light is separated into a rainbow of colours. Blue light is reflected off the back side of the prism. The white beam is reflected off the front side of the prism. Red light is reflected off the back side of the prism.

          7. Explain: Why does widening the prism cause the beam to bend more? * 1 point
Increasing the width of the prism increases the amount of glass, which slows light down more, increasing the amount of refraction.
Increasing the width of the prism changes the optical density of the glass, which causes more refraction.
Increasing the width of the prism increases the angel of incidence, which increases the amount of refraction.
Increasing the width of the prism increases the amount of glass, which changes the wavelength of the light, causing more refraction.
8. Observe: Return the Gizmo to its initial settings (n = 1.50, w = 2.0, ? = 0°). 1 point
Select White light from the menu at upper left. What happens when white light goes through a prism? Check all that apply. *
The white beam bends as it travels through the prism.
The white light is trapped inside the prism.
The white light is separated into a rainbow of colours.
Blue light is reflected off the back side of the prism.
The white beam is reflected off the front side of the prism.
Red light is reflected off the back side of the prism.

$7. Explain: Why does widening the prism cause the beam to bend more? * 1 point Increasing the width of the prism increases the amount of glass, which slows light down more, increasing the amount of refraction. Increasing the width of the prism changes the optical density of the glass, which causes more refraction. Increasing the width of the prism increases the angel of incidence, which increases the amount of refraction. Increasing the width of the prism increases the amount of glass, which changes the wavelength of the light, causing more refraction. 8. Observe: Return the Gizmo to its initial settings (n = 1.50, w = 2.0, ? = 0°). 1 point Select White light from the menu at upper left. What happens when white light goes through a prism? Check all that apply. * The white beam bends as it travels through the prism. The white light is trapped inside the prism. The white light is separated into a rainbow of colours. Blue light is reflected off the back side of the prism. The white beam is reflected off the front side of the prism. Red light is reflected off the back side of the prism.$

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