a-)Consider an oblique incidence geometry with a parallel polarized plane wave. The wave is incident from air onto a non magnetic dielectric medium with relative permittivity of 3 at an incidence anale equal to the Brewster angle. Determine the transmission angle in degrees.

a-)Consider an oblique incidence geometry with a parallel polarized plane wave. The wave is incident from air onto a non magnetic dielectric medium with relative permittivity of 3 at an incidence anale equal to the Brewster angle. Determine the transmission angle in degrees.

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a-)Consider an oblique incidence geometry with a parallel polarized plane wave. The wave is
incident from air onto a non magnetic dielectric medium with relative permittivity of 3 at an
incidence anale equal to the Brewster angle. Determine the transmission angle in degrees.

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