Please answer with step and no reject thank u... For the angle you can assume yourself... And this question is not essay thank u.. Please No reject and solve the problem from Image A student is investigating the refraction of light by a transparent block. She uses her results todetermine a quantity known as the refractive index for the material of the block.The student's ray-trace sheet is shown in Fig. 3.1.Mray-tracesheetAB• P3•P4eyeFig. 3.1 (c) The student views the images of P, and P, through the block, from the direction indicated bythe eye in Fig. 3.1.She places two pins P, and P, as shown in Fig. 3.1, so that pins P, and P,. and the imagesof P, and P2, all appear exactly one behind the other.(1) • Draw a line joining P3 and P,. Extend this line until it meets NL.• Label the point at which this line crosses CD with the letter E, and the point at which itmeets NL with the letter F.Draw a line joining points N and E.Measure the length a of line NE.a =Measure the length b of line FE.b = ..(ii) Calculate a value n for the refractive index, using the equation n= .b'n=(d) Describe two precautions that you would take in order to obtain reliable results in this type ofexperiment.1.2.

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A student is investigating the refraction of light by a transparent block. She uses her results to determine a quantity known as the refractive index for the material of the block. The student's ray-trace sheet is shown in Fig. 3.1. ray-trac sheet B • P3 •P4 eye Fig. 3.1

A student is investigating the refraction of light by a transparent block. She uses her results to determine a quantity known as the refractive index for the material of the block. The student's ray-trace sheet is shown in Fig. 3.1. ray-trac sheet B • P3 •P4 eye Fig. 3.1

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