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Transcribed Image Text:5) A diamond (n=2.4) is embedded in a large glass (n=1.57) cube. Light is incident
on the diamond at an angle of 25 degrees with respect to the normal to the
diamond surface. What is the angle taken by the light in the diamond? Be explicit
about your coordinate system and/or orientation.
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