The Block shown is 40cm thick. (d) The block is shown below. A 25° line is displayed by a diagonal dashed line. The incident light is directed at the block along the 25° line. The light enters the front surface and exits the second side back into air some time later. i. Print or redraw the diagram below, sketch the light path as the ray enters and passes through to the air on the backside of the block. Please use a ruler or make relatively straight lines. ii. When the light exits the block back into the air, will the ray travel parallel to the 25° line or at an angle to it? Determine the angle between the exiting ray and the 25° line or the distance between the two lines if they are parallel.

The Block shown is 40cm thick. (d) The block is shown below. A 25° line is displayed by a diagonal dashed line. The incident light is directed at the block along the 25° line. The light enters the front surface and exits the second side back into air some time later. i. Print or redraw the diagram below, sketch the light path as the ray enters and passes through to the air on the backside of the block. Please use a ruler or make relatively straight lines. ii. When the light exits the block back into the air, will the ray travel parallel to the 25° line or at an angle to it? Determine the angle between the exiting ray and the 25° line or the distance between the two lines if they are parallel.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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