Name Instructor PRACTICE EXERCISES FOR LESSON 5 (3 total) page Problem 5.1 The following are top view diagrams of a beaker of water. In each diagram the light refracts to the water at A, and refracts out of the water at B. Some of the diagrams represent qualitatively correct paths for light and some do not. For the diagrams which have "flaws", they may be flawed at A, at B, or at both locations. a) State at which location (A or B or both) the flaw occurs (that is, if the ray through the container is wrong for the given A ray, container). Consider A andB separately ray B is messed up given the ray through the if b) Describe how the path is flawed, and c) Draw the correct path of the light through the beaker of water. (1) В В A A (3) В (2) A (6) (4) В (5) В A В
Name Instructor PRACTICE EXERCISES FOR LESSON 5 (3 total) page Problem 5.1 The following are top view diagrams of a beaker of water. In each diagram the light refracts to the water at A, and refracts out of the water at B. Some of the diagrams represent qualitatively correct paths for light and some do not. For the diagrams which have "flaws", they may be flawed at A, at B, or at both locations. a) State at which location (A or B or both) the flaw occurs (that is, if the ray through the container is wrong for the given A ray, container). Consider A andB separately ray B is messed up given the ray through the if b) Describe how the path is flawed, and c) Draw the correct path of the light through the beaker of water. (1) В В A A (3) В (2) A (6) (4) В (5) В A В
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Instructor
PRACTICE EXERCISES FOR LESSON 5 (3
total)
page
Problem 5.1
The following are top view diagrams of a beaker of water. In each diagram the light refracts
to the water at A, and refracts out of the water at B. Some of the diagrams represent
qualitatively correct paths for light and some do not. For the diagrams which have "flaws", they
may be flawed at A, at B, or at both locations.
a) State at which location (A or B or both) the flaw occurs (that is, if the ray through the
container is wrong for the given A ray,
container). Consider A andB separately
ray B is messed up given the ray through the
if
b) Describe how the path is flawed, and
c) Draw the correct path of the light through the beaker of water.
(1)
В
В
A
A
(3)
В
(2)
A
(6)
(4)
В
(5)
В
A
В
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