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A ray of light starting in air, strikes glass (n= 1.5) at an angle of 20° with the normal. Find the angle the refracted ray in the glass makes, relative to the normal line.
O a. 0.23°
O b.31°
Oc. 13°
O d. 20°
Oe. 37°

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