Describe the phenomena of interference and polarization of light. How do these phenomena demonstrate the wave-like nature of light and their significance in optical technologies

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Q: waves. Sound waves are examples of matter electromagnetic

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Q: 5. Define and explain the Brewster angle. (Give a verbal description and the associated expressions)

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Q: What is the speed of light in a medium ( km/s) with refractive index n = 1.5 ? Assume the speed of…

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Q: Describe various methods to produce polarized light.

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Q: Using a mathematical formula, describe Bragg's Law for x-ray diffraction in a single statement.

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Q: When does light act like a wave and when does it behave like a particle?

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