Given velocity of sound in water is 1500 m/s and in steel it is 6000 m/s and 3200m/s for long and shear respectively. What is the refracted longitudinal angle at 10degree incidence from water?90 deg64 deg43 deg16 deg

To choose: To choose the correct option for refracted longitudinal angle. Given: The value of…

Answered: Given velocity of sound in water is…

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Given velocity of sound in water is 1500 m/s and in steel it is 6000 m/s and 3200 m/s for long and shear respectively. What is the refracted longitudinal angle at 10 degree incidence from water?