A sand bottom in seawater is characterized by p₂ = 1700 kg/m³ and C₂ = 1600 m/s. (a) What is the critical angle of incidence corresponding to total reflection? (b) For what angle of incidence is the power reflection coefficient equal to 0.25? (c) What is the power reflection coefficient for normal incidence?

A sand bottom in seawater is characterized by p₂ = 1700 kg/m³ and C₂ = 1600 m/s. (a) What is the critical angle of incidence corresponding to total reflection? (b) For what angle of incidence is the power reflection coefficient equal to 0.25? (c) What is the power reflection coefficient for normal incidence?

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