What is the angle that light would enter water (n=1.33) from air (n=1.0003) if it entered at a 60  degree angle to the normal? 15.21 degrees 80.56 degrees -.231 degrees 40.64 degrees

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What is the angle that light would enter water (n=1.33) from air (n=1.0003) if it entered at a 60  degree angle to the normal?


15.21 degrees
80.56 degrees
-.231 degrees
40.64 degrees
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