‘ Question 3If a glass in air has an index of refraction of n = 1.58, find the Brewster's (polarization) angle, 0_p, such that the lightreflected from the glass is polarized.Useful formula:n_i sin 8_p=n_t sin 8_t8_t = 90°-8_pShow answer choicesA 54.9B 55.2C) 55.8D 56.757.0F) 57.3G) 57.7H) 58.3LE(O0 0,((o)) ((o))((o)(0))((o))[E]((0))[E]nj1₁0/10***

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