33. Geometric Optics
Refraction of Light & Snell's Law
33. Geometric Optics Refraction of Light & Snell's Law
17PRACTICE PROBLEM
A flat slab of fused quartz is struck by a incoming ray of light that is initially traveling in the air at an angle of incidence of 63.0°. Green light will form at an angle of 34.1° and yellow light will form an angle of 39.5° that is normal to the slab. Determine what the speeds of the green and yellow light will be which are formed from this light ray striking the slab.
A flat slab of fused quartz is struck by a incoming ray of light that is initially traveling in the air at an angle of incidence of 63.0°. Green light will form at an angle of 34.1° and yellow light will form an angle of 39.5° that is normal to the slab. Determine what the speeds of the green and yellow light will be which are formed from this light ray striking the slab.