Asked by angel
A ray of light traveling in air strikes the surface of a liquid.
If the angle of incidence is 33.5◦
and the
angle of refraction is 19.8◦, find the critical
angle for light traveling from the liquid back
into the air.
Answer in units of◦
If the angle of incidence is 33.5◦
and the
angle of refraction is 19.8◦, find the critical
angle for light traveling from the liquid back
into the air.
Answer in units of◦
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
find n.
sin33.5=n*sin19.8
then, critical angle= arcsin n
sin33.5=n*sin19.8
then, critical angle= arcsin n
Answered by
angel
do I put my calculator in degrees?
Answered by
bobpursley
yes, I would.
Answered by
angel
I keep getting error
Answered by
Elena
sinr1/sinr2 = n2/n1,
n1 = 1.003 (for air)
n2 = n1•( sinr1/sinr2) = 1.6244
sinr(o) = 1/n2 = 0.6156
r(o) – arcsin(0.6156) = 38 degr.
n1 = 1.003 (for air)
n2 = n1•( sinr1/sinr2) = 1.6244
sinr(o) = 1/n2 = 0.6156
r(o) – arcsin(0.6156) = 38 degr.
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