Example (2): Light traveling through a bowl of water (n=1.33) to the glass (n=1.5), if the angle of incidence is (30), what is the angie of refraction, what happen if the light incident from the glass into water with the same incident angle?

Example (2): Light traveling through a bowl of water (n=1.33) to the glass (n=1.5), if the angle of incidence is (30), what is the angie of refraction, what happen if the light incident from the glass into water with the same incident angle?

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what happen if the light incident from the giass into water with the same
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