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In Fig. 35-34, a light ray is an incident at angle 1=50on a series of five transparent layers with parallel boundaries. For layers 1 and 3 , L1=20m , L2=25m, n1=1.6and n3=1.45. (a) At what angle does the light emerge back into air at the right? (b) How much time does the light take to travel through layer 3?

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(a) The angle of immerge of the light into air is 50o.

(b) The time taken by the light to travel through medium 3 is 0.142ps.

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01

Write the given data from the question.

The incident angle, 1=50

The length of the medium 1, L1=20m

The length of the medium 3, role="math" localid="1663069065664" L3=25m

The refractive index of medium 1, n1=1.6

The refractive index of medium 3,n3=1.45

02

Determine the required formulas:

Snell's law of refraction states that: The incident ray, the refracted ray, and the normal at the point of incidence all lie in the same plane. The ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence to the sine of the angle of refraction is constant for a pair of given environments.

The expression for Snell鈥檚 law is given as follows.

nsin1=n1sin2=n2sin3.........

The expression to calculate the time is given as follows.

t=n3Lc .......(1)

03

(a) Calculate the angle at which light emerges back into the air:

Let assume angle 2,3,4,5 and 6 are the refracted angle in first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and air respectively.

Use Snell鈥檚 law for the air and first medium interface.

nairsin1=n1sin2

Use the Snell鈥檚 law for the first and second medium.

n1sin2=n2sin3

Substitute nairsin1 for n2sin3into above equation.

nairsin1=n3sin4

Use the Snell鈥檚 law for the second and third medium.

n2sin3=n3sin4

Use the Snell鈥檚 law for the third and fourth medium

n3sin4=n4sin5

Substitute nairsin1for n3sin4into above equation.

nairsin1=n4sin5

Use the Snell鈥檚 law for the fourth and fifth medium.

n4sin5=n5sin6

Substitute nairsin1for n4sin5into above equation.

nairsin1=n5sin6

Use the Snell鈥檚 law for the fifth and air medium.

n5sin6=nairsin7

Substitute nairsin1for n5sin6into above equation

nairsin1=nairsin7sin1=sin71=7

Substitute 50 for 1 into above equation.

7=50

Therefore, the angle of immerge of the light into air is 50 degree.

04

(b) Calculate the time taken by the light to travel through layer  :

Consider the distance travelled by the light in third medium.

Recall the equation (2),

nairsin1=n3sin4sin4=nairn3sin1

Substitute 1 for nair , 1.45for 3and 50for 1 into above equation.

4=11.45sin50sin4=0.5284=sin-10.5284=31.89

From the figure,

4=L3LL=L3cos4

Substitute25m for L3 and 31.89 for 4 into above equation.

L=2510-6cos31.89L=2.94410-5m

Calculate the time taken by the light to travel through medium 3.

Substitute 2.94410-5m forL, 1.45 for n3 and 3108ms for c into equation (1).

t=1.452.94410-53108=4.268810-133=1.4210-13=0.142ps

Hence the time taken by the light to travel through medium 3 is 0.142ps.

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