Please explainn the second point of question 3. What is critical angle ......?
Please explainn the second point of question 3. What is critical angle ......? of a
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figure gives
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change length a
- out the factors on which refractive
ot a medium depends.
index of a medium depends on :
the nature of the medium
the colour or wavelength of the incident light.
3. under what conditions there won't be any
refraction of light, when it enters from one
medium to another?
are following two possible cases:
(j When light is incident at 900 (normal) it will not
It is only applicable when light passes from optical
denrr medium to rarer medium. If a light ray is
incident at an angle greater than critical angle, it
will reflect and not refract.
4. Aray of light travelling in air is incident on
a rectangular glass slab. What will happen?
A ray light passing through a rectangular glass slab
un&rgoes two refractions and it emerges from
opBhite side of the slab in a direction parallel to the
duection of incident light. The emergent ray is
sol.
of a lay of
as below:
thickness of
displacement
angle of incidence.
A student is stanc
room. He wants to
of him on d wal
smallest lenqth of
sol.
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so as to enable hil
back wall?
In order to see the f
student should take t
to be half the height
Observe the
diagram ot an 01
is formed after
lens.
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Ques asks for refraction not take place. So in the case when incident angle is greater than critical angle then total internal reflection take place not refraction