An EM-wave is propagating in a medium (medium 1) with index of refraction, n1=2, and is incident at an angle 0; on amedium (medium 1) with index of refraction n2=1.5. Then, the wave propagates through medium 2 and hits theinterface with a third medium, with index of refraction nz=1, as shown in the figure below. If the power of the incidentwave is 1W, and assuming lossless media, calculatethe angle of exit (in medium 3) andthe total transmitted power in the medium 3.a.b.Consider that the wave consists is linearly polarized at 45 degrees in respect to the plane of incidence.n2n3exit

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