University Physics with Modern Physics Technology Update, Volume 2 (CHS. 21-37)
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Chapter 33, Problem 55E
(a)
To determine
The validation of the relation for angle of deviation is
δ = arcsin ( n R R + h ) − arcsin ( R R + h )
(b)
To determine
Angle of deviation with
n = 1.0003 h = 20 km
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