A ray of light is incident from the air n₁ = 1.00 onto a pool containing two liquids at the angle 65°. Thetop liquid is water with an index of refraction n₂ = 1.33 and the bottom liquid is a mysterious densefluid with index of refraction n3 = 2.5 If the water layer is l₂ = 25m in thickness and the other fluid is13 = 20m in thickness. At the bottom of this pool is a mirror the light will reflect off, as seen in theimage below. How long does it take light between entering and exiting the pool?111.00N2N30₁mirror1₂13

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top liquid is water with an index of refraction n₂ = 1.33 and the bottom liquid is a mysterious dense fluid with index of refraction n3 = 2.5 If the water layer is 12 = 25m in thickness and the other fluid is 13 = 20m in thickness. At the bottom of this pool is a mirror the light will reflect off, as seen in the image below. How long does it take light between entering and exiting the pool? n=1.00 N2 N3 Ꮎ ; mirror 1₂ 13

top liquid is water with an index of refraction n₂ = 1.33 and the bottom liquid is a mysterious dense fluid with index of refraction n3 = 2.5 If the water layer is 12 = 25m in thickness and the other fluid is 13 = 20m in thickness. At the bottom of this pool is a mirror the light will reflect off, as seen in the image below. How long does it take light between entering and exiting the pool? n=1.00 N2 N3 Ꮎ ; mirror 1₂ 13

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