of 51° on side A of the block. The block is surrounded by air (nair = 1). Incident ray nglass = 1.52 Side B 51° Side A nair 1 = a. Does the ray get reflected or refracted at side A? Show your work to find the critical angle. C. Does the ray get reflected or refracted at side B? b. What is the incident angle at side B? Draw a ray on the figure that traces the path of the ray from its origin to side B. Mark all angles of incidence, reflection, and/or refraction on your diagram. d. What is the angle of reflection or the angle of refraction at side B? Show your work.

of 51° on side A of the block. The block is surrounded by air (nair = 1). Incident ray nglass = 1.52 Side B 51° Side A nair 1 = a. Does the ray get reflected or refracted at side A? Show your work to find the critical angle. C. Does the ray get reflected or refracted at side B? b. What is the incident angle at side B? Draw a ray on the figure that traces the path of the ray from its origin to side B. Mark all angles of incidence, reflection, and/or refraction on your diagram. d. What is the angle of reflection or the angle of refraction at side B? Show your work.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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