Gemma runs the simulation, and the friends observe what happens. Steve then says, "Gemma, please change the ray to go from diamond to air at 30." Gemma complies. "What do you predict this time, Steve?" she asks. Which of Steve's predictions about what happens with a light ray in diamond passing into air is correct? "I predict I will see neither a reflected ray at 30 nor a refracted ray because sin(30) 300/124 > 1. It's all reflected." "I predict I will see a reflected ray at 30 and a refracted ray traveling just along the boundary between air and diamond." "I predict I will see a reflected ray at 30 and a refracted ray at 11.9 because sin(30) 124/300 = sin(11.9)." "I predict I will see a reflected ray at 30 and no refracted ray because sin(30) 300/124 > 1. It's all reflected