Set the first medium to Mystery B and the second medium to Air (n=1). What is the critical angle of the incident ray beyond which total internal reflection occurs? RayWaveMaterialMystery B3030What is n?0,60-9090-MaterialAir.6060.Index of Refraction (n)1.003030AirWaterGlassIntensityV Normal

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Set the first medium to Mystery B and the second medium to Air (n=1). What is the critical angle of the incident ray beyond which total internal reflection occurs?

Ray
Wave
Material
Mystery B
30
30
What is n?
0,
60
-90
90-
Material
Air
.60
60.
Index of Refraction (n)
1.00
30
30
Air
Water
Glass
Intensity
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