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find angle1

To show incoming & outgoing rays are parallel, find angle.

Find d.

Find the time the light spends in the glass.

Find angle if bottom medium is replaced with air.

5.0K/s O ..liI G
59% 12:20
200
n, = 1.3
glass
10m
n2 = 1.5
H,o
find angle1
To show incoming & outgoing rays are
Darallel, find angle.
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