A small air bubble is 3.9 cm below the surface of a clear piece of plastic with an index of n = 1.65. When an opaque disk is placed directly over the bubble the bubble cannot be seen from above from any angle. What is the smallest radius of the disk?

A small air bubble is 3.9 cm below the surface of a clear piece of plastic with an index of n = 1.65. When an opaque disk is placed directly over the bubble the bubble cannot be seen from above from any angle. What is the smallest radius of the disk?

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

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