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In Fig. 33-78, where n1=1.70, n2=1.50,andn3=1.30,light refracts from material 1 into material 2. If it is incident at point A at the critical angle for the interface between materials 2 and 3, what are (a) the angle of refraction at pointBand (b) the initialangle?If, instead, light is incident atBat the critical angle for the interface between materials 2 and 3, what are (c) the angle of refraction at pointAand (d) the initial angle? If, instead of all that, light is incident at point Aat Brewster鈥檚 angle for the interface between materials 2 and 3, what are (e) the angle of refraction at point B and (f) the initialangle?

Short Answer

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a) The angle of refraction at pointB is35.1.

b) The initial angle is49.9.

c) The angle of refraction at point Ais.35.1

d) The initial angle is26.1.

e) The angle of refraction at point is60.7.

f) The initial angle is35.3.

Step by step solution

01

Listing the given quantities 

Refractive index,n1=1.7

Refractive index,n2=1.5

Refractive index,n3=1.3

02

Understanding the concepts of angle of the refraction

We can use Snell鈥檚 law to find the required angles of refraction and the initial angles.

Formula:

n1鈥塻颈苍1=n2鈥塻颈苍鈥2

03

(a) Calculations of theangle of refraction at point B 

The angle of incidenceB,1atBis the component of the critical angle atA.

From the figure, its sine angle is equal to the cosine of the critical angle.c

sinB,1=肠辞蝉鈥c

Using Snell鈥檚 law,

n2sinc=n3蝉颈苍鈥90

sinsinc=n3n2

Therefore,

sinB,1=肠辞蝉鈥c=1c=1(n3n2)2

Since

n3sinB,2=n2鈥塻颈苍鈥B,1

Thus, the angle of refraction B,2 at Bbecomes

B,2=sin1(n2n31(n3n2)2)=sin1(n2n3)21=sin1((1.501.30)21=35.1

Hence, the angle of refraction at point Bis35.1.

04

(b) Calculations of theinitial angle

Using Snell鈥檚 law,

n1鈥塻颈苍鈥=n2蝉颈苍鈥cn1鈥塻颈苍鈥=n2(n3n2)

=sin1(n3n1)=sin1(1.31.7)=49.9

Hence, the initial angle is49.9.

05

(c) Calculations of theangle of refraction at point A

The angle of incidenceA,1atAis the complement of the critical angle at.B

Its sine is given by

蝉颈苍鈥A,1=cosc=1-(n3n2)2

n3蝉颈苍鈥A,2=n2蝉颈苍鈥A,1

Therefore,

A,2=sin1((n2n3)1(n3n2)2)=sin1((n2n3)21)=sin1(1.501.30)21=35.1

Hence, the angle of refraction at point Ais.35.1

06

(d) Calculations of theinitial angle

Using Snell鈥檚 law, we get

n1鈥塻颈苍鈥=n2鈥塻颈苍A,1=n21(n3n2)2=n22n32

=sin1n22n32n1=sin1(1.5)2(1.3)21.7=26.1

Hence, the initial angle is26.1.

07

(e) Calculations of theangle of refraction at point B

The angle of incidenceB,1atBis the complement of Brewster angle atA.

Its sine is given by

蝉颈苍鈥B,1=n2n22+n32

So, the angle of refractionB,2at Bwill be

n3鈥塻颈苍鈥B,2=n2鈥塻颈苍鈥B,1

sinB,2=n2n3蝉颈苍鈥B,1=n22n3n22+n32

B,2=sin1((1.5)2(1.3)1.32+1.52)=60.7

Hence, the angle of refraction at pointBis60.7.

08

(f) Calculations of theinitial angle

Using Snell鈥檚 law,

n1鈥塻颈苍鈥=n2鈥塻颈苍鈥Brewster

蝉颈苍鈥Brewster=n3n22+n32

n1鈥塻颈苍鈥=n2n3n22+n32

=sin1(n2n3n1n22+n32)=sin1(1.51.31.71.52+1.32)=35.3

Hence, the initial angleis35.3.

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