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A light wave is incident within glass of refractive index nG = 1.50 onto a boundary with water of refactive index nW = 1.33. Calculate the critical angle of incidence in the glass, above which total internal reflection occurs.
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- Problem 20: Let the index of refraction for air be 1.00, and let the index of refraction for the type of glass in this problem be 1.51. A light beam in air has an angle of incidence of 12.7° at the surface of a glass plate. Part (a) Calculate the angle of reflection, in degrees. Oreflection = Part (b) Calculate the angle of refraction, in degrees.The index of refraction of the core of a piece of fiber optic cable is 1.72. If the index of the surrounding cladding is 1.41, what is the critical angle for total internal reflection for a light ray in the core incident on the core-cladding interface? a 55.1° b 44.0⁰ c 49.6° d 60.6°(a)Light passes from glass with index of refraction 1.58 into water with index of refraction 1.33. The angle of the refractedray in water is 58.0°.Calculate the angle of the incident ray at the glass-water interface. (b) A ray passing from air to cyclohexane is incident at 48° and has an angle of refraction of 31°. Calculate the index of refraction of the cyclohexane. (c) Draw pictures of each situation showing the interface between the media, the normal line, the incident, reflected, and refracted rays, and the angles of these ray relative to the normal line.