Do only question 4 4. Putting a glass block in the path of a beam of light will shift the beam's position without altering itsdirection. In the diagram below, the glass has an index of refraction of 1.52 and is 7.50 cm wide. Light entersthe glass block from air at an angle of 26.9°. Calculate by how much the beam of light is displaced, shownas "d" in the diagram.5. A simple optical system consists of two lenses. The left lens has a focal length of +3.00 cm and theright lens has a focal length of -4.50 cm. The lenses are 6.00 cm apart, A 3.00 cm tall object is placed4.50 cm to the left of the left lens. Calculate:a) the position of the final image, with respect to the right lensc) the orientation (inverted or upright) of the final imageb) the size of the final imaged) if the final image is real or virtualQuestion 2Question 435 degreesFnd the angle23 degreesRedVelet7.50 cm

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4. Putting a glass block in the path of a beam of light will shift the beam's position without altering its direction. In the diagram below, the glass has an index of refraction of 1.52 and is 7.50 cm wide. Light enters the glass block from air at an angle of 26.9°. Calculate by how much the beam of light is displaced, shown as "d" in the diagram.

4. Putting a glass block in the path of a beam of light will shift the beam's position without altering its direction. In the diagram below, the glass has an index of refraction of 1.52 and is 7.50 cm wide. Light enters the glass block from air at an angle of 26.9°. Calculate by how much the beam of light is displaced, shown as "d" in the diagram.

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter9: Optics

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