Values į Values r (degrees) Sin (i) Sin (r) (degrees) 3 0.1564 0.0523 20 |12 0.3420 0.2079 31 21 0.5150 0.3583 49 32 0.7547 0.5299 71 3 0.9455 0.6819 79 49 0.9816 0.7547 90 53 1 0.7986 |(i)compare your results to theory and determine the percentage difference between your experimentally determined value and the theoretical value for the refractive index of the transparent material.

Values į Values r (degrees) Sin (i) Sin (r) (degrees) 3 0.1564 0.0523 20 |12 0.3420 0.2079 31 21 0.5150 0.3583 49 32 0.7547 0.5299 71 3 0.9455 0.6819 79 49 0.9816 0.7547 90 53 1 0.7986 |(i)compare your results to theory and determine the percentage difference between your experimentally determined value and the theoretical value for the refractive index of the transparent material.

College Physics

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Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

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