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A wave front AB passing through a system C emerges as DE. The system C could be

A

(a) a slit

B

(b) a biprism

C

(c) a prism

D

(d) a glass slab

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A slit would give divergent, a biprism would give double, a glass slab would give a parallel wavefront. Edge is downwards.
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