The law of reflection is given by the equation: e1= The angle of incidence at a rare medium e = The angle of reflection at the rare medium 02 = The angle of refraction at a denser medium nz= The index of refraction of the rare medium n2 = The index of refraction of the denser medium O ni Sine1 = n, Sine2 O 81 =02 O 01 = 0, oni Sine2 = n2 Sine1

The law of reflection is given by the equation: e1= The angle of incidence at a rare medium e = The angle of reflection at the rare medium 02 = The angle of refraction at a denser medium nz= The index of refraction of the rare medium n2 = The index of refraction of the denser medium O ni Sine1 = n, Sine2 O 81 =02 O 01 = 0, oni Sine2 = n2 Sine1

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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