• B• C• A• DDraw a solid line from A to B and extend it until it intersects the side of theprism. Mark this point as O. Also draw a solid line coming from D to C andextend until it intersects the other side of the prism. Mark this point as P.Draw a solid line from O to P.The whole solid line drawn connecting points A, B, O, P, C, and Drepresents a ray of light as it passes through the prismUsing point O as the first point of incidence, draw a normal lineEOF to that side of the prism. Then using point P as the secondpoint of incidence, draw another normal line GPH to that side ofthe prism.Measure angles BOE, FOP, OPH and GPC, Compute for the indexof refraction (n) of the prism. Measure also the total angle ofdeviation (d). This is the total angle with which the light ray hasbent as it passed through the prismanswer

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• B • C • A • D Draw a solid line from A to B and extend it until it intersects the side of the prism. Mark this point as O. Also draw a solid line coming from D to C and extend until it intersects the other side of the prism. Mark this point as P. Draw a solid line from O to P. The whole solid line drawn connecting points A, B, O, P, C, and D represents a ray of light as it passes through the prism

• B • C • A • D Draw a solid line from A to B and extend it until it intersects the side of the prism. Mark this point as O. Also draw a solid line coming from D to C and extend until it intersects the other side of the prism. Mark this point as P. Draw a solid line from O to P. The whole solid line drawn connecting points A, B, O, P, C, and D represents a ray of light as it passes through the prism

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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ISBN:9781305501607

Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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