I need the answer as soon as possible Light is incident from medium 1 to medium 2 at Brewster's angle equal to 55.4º, and transmitted angle is 34.60,the permeability of medium 2 is 3/4.1- Calculate refractive indices for medium land medium 2.2- Calculate the reflection coefficient for s-polarized.3- Reflection coefficient for p- polarized.

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Light is incident from medium 1 to medium 2 at Brewster's angle equal to 55.4º, and transmitted angle is 34.60,
the permeability of medium 2 is 3/4.
1- Calculate refractive indices for medium land medium 2.
2- Calculate the reflection coefficient for s-polarized.
3- Reflection coefficient for p- polarized.

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