As shown in the figure, a light beam travels from air, through olive oil, and then into water. If the angle of refraction 82 for the light in the olive oil is 30.6°, determine the angle of incidence 0₁ in air and the angle of refraction 03 in water. The index of refraction for olive oil is 1.47. 01 = 03 = O 113 air 112 oil water

As shown in the figure, a light beam travels from air, through olive oil, and then into water. If the angle of refraction 82 for the light in the olive oil is 30.6°, determine the angle of incidence 0₁ in air and the angle of refraction 03 in water. The index of refraction for olive oil is 1.47. 01 = 03 = O 113 air 112 oil water

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As shown in the figure, a light beam travels from air, through olive oil, and then into water. If the angle of refraction 02 for the light in the olive oil is 30.6°,
determine the angle of incidence ₁ in air and the angle of refraction 03 in water. The index of refraction for olive oil is 1.47.
O
01 =
03
=
1₁1
172
113
O
air
oil
water
0₁

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