Question:Compare the angles with PART 1 when you used red light with the same media. How do they differ and why is that? (Hint: Consider wavelengths of violet and red lights and their effect) Part one isair-light, but has RED light. Part two isair-glass, violet light. thank you! 9) airoglass ,Lidet lightIncident angle RefractionReflection0°0°30°450660°193° 300278 45°34.8° | 60°air, n, =l,00o 4)aireglass) Red lightThurent angle Angle of Refractioneaiecton0°19.5°O 28.1°35.300°30°450l60°0°45°60°air, n, = 1.00glass, n2=1.50

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Compare the angles with PART 1 when you used red light with the same media. How do they differ and why is that? (Hint: Consider wavelengths of violet and red lights and their effect)

Part one is

air-light, but has RED light.

Part two is

air-glass, violet light.

thank you!

9) airoglass ,Lidet light
Incident angle Refraction
Reflection
0°
0°
30°
450
660°
193° 300
278 45°
34.8° | 60°
air, n, =l,00o

4)aireglass) Red light
Thurent angle Angle of Refractioneaiecton
0°
19.5°
O 28.1°
35.30
0°
30°
450
l60°
0°
45°
60°
air, n, = 1.00
glass, n2=1.50

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