Q.4/ For the figure below: air ng=1 n,=1.33 ng=1.33 = 41.969 n3=1.5 1- Determine the angles of refraction for the light as it enters into each layer. 2- Determine the angle of incidence in air. 3- Velocity of light in each layer. 3- Discuss your results.

Q.4/ For the figure below: air ng=1 n,=1.33 ng=1.33 = 41.969 n3=1.5 1- Determine the angles of refraction for the light as it enters into each layer. 2- Determine the angle of incidence in air. 3- Velocity of light in each layer. 3- Discuss your results.

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