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Chapter 23, Problem 32P
To determine
Part (a) To Determine:
The angle of refraction (a)At air-glass surface.
To determine
Part (b) To Determine:
To calculate the angle of refraction (b)At glass-water surface.
To determine
Part (c) To Determine:
The angle of refraction (c)At air-water surface (when there is no glass)
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