Can you please help me with this problem show a complete and explicit solution with an explanation step by step. Note: No shortcuts and don't skip any mathematical algebra. (80, Ho) (8, 4o)k"2) (a) Calculate the coefficient of reflection (in terms of index of refraction)of a plane electromagnetic wave which hits the glass with index ofrefraction n from a vacuum via normal incidence.(b) If theintensity of the wave is I, calculate the radiation pressure acting on theplane. Ignore the interference effect.

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k' 2) (a) Calculate the coefficient of reflection (in terms of index of refraction) k of a plane electromagnetic wave which hits the glass with index of (b) If the refraction n from a vacuum via normal incidence. intensity of the wave is I, calculate the radiation pressure acting on the plane. Ignore the interference effect.

k' 2) (a) Calculate the coefficient of reflection (in terms of index of refraction) k of a plane electromagnetic wave which hits the glass with index of (b) If the refraction n from a vacuum via normal incidence. intensity of the wave is I, calculate the radiation pressure acting on the plane. Ignore the interference effect.

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Can you please help me with this problem show a complete and explicit solution with an explanation step by step. Note: No shortcuts and don't skip any mathematical algebra.

(80, Ho) (8, 4o)
k"
2) (a) Calculate the coefficient of reflection (in terms of index of refraction)
of a plane electromagnetic wave which hits the glass with index of
refraction n from a vacuum via normal incidence.
(b) If the
intensity of the wave is I, calculate the radiation pressure acting on the
plane. Ignore the interference effect.

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