2. Starting with a small incident angle (smaller than 10.0°), slowly increase the angle from the normal and observe what happens to the refracted light ray. 3. Describe the direction the refracted ray is moving as the incident angle is being increased. Also, is there a limit to how far the refracted ray can go? Please describe or explain your answer in at least two complete sentences. 4. Notice that there is a special angle when things change. The incident angle when this happens is called the critical angle, e. 0. = sin

2. Starting with a small incident angle (smaller than 10.0°), slowly increase the angle from the normal and observe what happens to the refracted light ray. 3. Describe the direction the refracted ray is moving as the incident angle is being increased. Also, is there a limit to how far the refracted ray can go? Please describe or explain your answer in at least two complete sentences. 4. Notice that there is a special angle when things change. The incident angle when this happens is called the critical angle, e. 0. = sin