A) A ray of light passes from water (n,= 1.33) carbon disulfide (n, 1.63)With an angle of incidence of 30° . What is the angle of refraction in thecarbon disulfide ?B) Calculate the angle of refraction for light as it passes from Air (n- 1.00)to plexiglass (n, 1.51) at an incident angle of 25°.C) A light ray moving through CR39 (n1- 1.498) at an angle of 49° exit intoanother medium at an angle of 27.48 °. What is the index of the secondmedium ?

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A) A ray of light passes from water (n ,= 1.33) carbon disulfide (n2 1.63) With an angle of incidence of 30° . What is the angle of refraction in the carbon disulfide ? B) Calculate the angle of refraction for light as it passes from Air (n1- 1.00) to plexiglass (n, 1.51) at an incident angle of 25°. C) A light ray moving through CR39 (n - 1.498) at an angle of 49° exit into another medium at an angle of 27.48 °. What is the index of the second medium ?

A) A ray of light passes from water (n ,= 1.33) carbon disulfide (n2 1.63) With an angle of incidence of 30° . What is the angle of refraction in the carbon disulfide ? B) Calculate the angle of refraction for light as it passes from Air (n1- 1.00) to plexiglass (n, 1.51) at an incident angle of 25°. C) A light ray moving through CR39 (n - 1.498) at an angle of 49° exit into another medium at an angle of 27.48 °. What is the index of the second medium ?

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Chapter22: Reflection And Refraction Of Light

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Problem 18P: A ray of light strikes a flat, 2.00-cm-thick block of glass (n = 1.50) at ail angle of 30.0 with...

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