Water Glass Now set the material of the bottom medium to 'Water'. Do steps 2 & 3 to find the index of refraction of water from the slope of your graph. Put your data and graphs [with all the appropriate info] below. 6. Mystery A Mystery B Custom Material Glass From Air To Water Incident Angle Refracted Angle sin (0) sin (e.) () () calculated 3.7 calculated 10 calculated 7.5 calculated 30 calculated 22.0 calculated 40 calculated 28.8 calculated 50 calculated 35.1 calculated

Water Glass Now set the material of the bottom medium to 'Water'. Do steps 2 & 3 to find the index of refraction of water from the slope of your graph. Put your data and graphs [with all the appropriate info] below. 6. Mystery A Mystery B Custom Material Glass From Air To Water Incident Angle Refracted Angle sin (0) sin (e.) () () calculated 3.7 calculated 10 calculated 7.5 calculated 30 calculated 22.0 calculated 40 calculated 28.8 calculated 50 calculated 35.1 calculated

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter9: Optics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 49Q

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