PE Two plane mirrors are oriented at an angle of 135° to each other. A ray of light hits mirror X with an angle 9 of 25° with respect to its surface, as shown below: 9. Use the fomowning X e 135° Your answer: Position 2 The angle of reflection off of Mirror Y is located at Position The numeric angle of reflection off of mirror Y is Your values of a, b, and care and M Ntv bc Y 10. Which diagram shows the path of a light ray in diamond (n = 2.42) when the light ray encounters a spherical pocket of ice (n = 1.33)? Homm a TOSTARIE 2048 EPIC GAMES

PE Two plane mirrors are oriented at an angle of 135° to each other. A ray of light hits mirror X with an angle 9 of 25° with respect to its surface, as shown below: 9. Use the fomowning X e 135° Your answer: Position 2 The angle of reflection off of Mirror Y is located at Position The numeric angle of reflection off of mirror Y is Your values of a, b, and care and M Ntv bc Y 10. Which diagram shows the path of a light ray in diamond (n = 2.42) when the light ray encounters a spherical pocket of ice (n = 1.33)? Homm a TOSTARIE 2048 EPIC GAMES

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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ISBN:9781133939146

Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter37: Reflection And Images Formed By Reflection

Section: Chapter Questions

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