Monochromatic light passes through a prism. Compared to that in air, inside the prism the light's

  • A
    speed and wavelength are different, but frequency remains same
  • B
    speed and frequency are different, but wavelength remains same
  • C
    wavelength and frequency are different, but speed remains same
  • D
    speed, wavelength and frequency are all different

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