Which is true about refraction from one material into a second material with a greater index of refraction when the incident angle is, say, 30º? At the interface, the ray bends toward the normal.

Explanation:

Refraction is defined as the bending of light rays as an incident ray pass from one medium to another. If the incident ray is passing from the media with low refractive index to a greater refractive index, the refracted ray tends to bend away from the normal.

Refractive index is the ratio of the sin of angle of incidence to the sine of angle of refraction.

n = sin i/sin r

For us to have a greater index of refraction, the denominator must be lesser than the numerator. This means that the angle of refraction must be smaller and if the angle of refraction must get smaller, this means that the refracted ray must bend towards the normal

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