Please refer to part (a) of Figure 1 included with this quiz. Here, alpha (the angle at the top of the triangular prism) is 38.6 degrees. What istheta (the angle below the horizontal that the ray makes emerging from the prism on the right)?O 38.3 degreesO 21.3 degreesO 14.9 degreesO 29.8 degrees Figure 1:(a)Air, n₁ = 1Input ray, paralleltobaseαGlass, n₂ = 1.5(b)10mH₂OH₂On₁ = 1.33glass7₂ = 1.5d(c)airInput ray,horizontalaglass n₂ = 1.510

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(a) Air, n₁ = 1 Input ray, parallel to base α Glass, n₂ = 1.5