Question 19: This laser light bounces from a mirror, continues through air, n = 1.0, to a piece of glass, n = 1.5, at an angle of 25° from the normal.  What will be the lasers refracted angle inside the glass?

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Background: A group of physics students are playing with lasers.  The laser they have decided to use emits a 400 nm wavelength of light.

Question 19: This laser light bounces from a mirror, continues through air, n = 1.0, to a piece of glass, n = 1.5, at an angle of 25° from the normal.  What will be the lasers refracted angle inside the glass?

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