For a prism with an apex angle of 60° and an index of refraction of 1.56. If an incident ray enters the prism at 35° from the surface normal, how many degrees will the exiting light ray deviate? 0₁ 2) 8=0+0-a il 12 B Here are some formulas for your reference: 1)a=0₁₁+0 12 a α 02/ n - 3) 8=0,₁+ sin−¹[(sin a) (n² — sin² 0₁₁) ¹/²_ sin 0₁₁ cos a]- a il D (0₁1-0₁₁) 102 114 (02-012)
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For a prism with an apex angle of 60° and an index of refraction of 1.56. If an incident ray enters the prism at 35⁰
from the surface normal, how many degrees will the exiting light ray deviate?
Here are some formulas for your reference:
1)a=0₁₁+02
2) 8=0+0₁2-0
il
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A) 41.56°
-α
1/2
3) 6 = 0,₁ + sin−¹[(sin a) (n²-sin² 0₁₁) ¹²- sin 0₁, cos a]-a
B) 43.70⁰
C) 46.15°
(D) 48.00⁰
E) 50.83°
F) 53.21°
G) 55.27°
0₁1
H) 58.33°
None of the above.
n
(0₁1-0₁₁)
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