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Four light rays enter four long channels of optical materials from the left as show. The index of refraction for the four materials are as indicated. Air is on top of and below the four stacked optical channels. Through which channel (A, B, C, or D) could a light ray be most likely trapped totally within it after many internal reflections as it propagates toward the right?

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