A light wave in air strikes the surface of a piece of material of index 1.529 at at an angle 0;33", as shown in the figure.AirMateriala)The sine of the transmission angle 6, is given by:sin(33)1.529sin(33)sin(33)1.5291.529b)Calculate 0, in degrees.

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A light wave in air strikes the surface of a piece of material of index 1. 529 at at an angle e, = 33, as shown in the figure. Air Material The sine of the transmission angle 0, is given by: sin(33) sin(33) 1.529 1.529 1.529 sin(33) b) Calculate e, in degrees.

A light wave in air strikes the surface of a piece of material of index 1. 529 at at an angle e, = 33, as shown in the figure. Air Material The sine of the transmission angle 0, is given by: sin(33) sin(33) 1.529 1.529 1.529 sin(33) b) Calculate e, in degrees.

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