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A light ray is incident on a glass slab, it is partially reflected and partially transmitted. Then the reflected ray is

A

completely polarised and highly intense.

B

partially polarised and poolry intense.

C

partially polarised and highly intense.

D

completely polarised and poorly intense.

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