O rază de lumină cade sub un unghi de incidență i=30⁰ pe o suprafață

plană ce separă două materiale transparente cu indici de refracție n 1 = 1,60

și n 2 = 1,40.

Calculați unghiul de refracție (din mediul cu indicele de refracție mai mic).

Sugestie: sin 30⁰ = ½.

Explanation:

The question in english is:

A ray of light falls under an angle of incidence of 30 degrees on a flat surface that separates two transparent materials with indexes of refractions 1.60 and 1.40, respectively.

Calculate the angle of refraction (from the environment with the lower index of refraction)

Solution

According to Snell's Law :

Where:

 is the first medium index of refraction

 is the second medium index of refraction

 is the angle of the incident ray

is the angle of the refracted ray

We need to find from the equation above,

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