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A beam of light travelling in air enters into a liquid.
Its speed reduces by 30%. The refractive index of
liquid with respect to air is​

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Answered by Vipra04J
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Answer:

Explanation: refractive index = C/v

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

A beam of light travelling in air enters into a liquid. Its speed reduces by 30%.

To find:

Refractive index of liquid ?

Calculation:

  • Let velocity of light in air be v.

So, velocity in liquid will be :

 \sf \: v_{liquid} = v  - 30\%v

 \sf \implies v_{liquid} = v  -  \dfrac{30v}{100}

 \sf \implies v_{liquid} =  \dfrac{(100 - 30)v}{100}

 \sf \implies v_{liquid} =0.7 \: v

So, refractive index will be:

 \sf \mu =  \dfrac{v_{air}}{v_{liquid}}

 \sf  \implies\mu =  \dfrac{v}{0.7v}

 \sf  \implies\mu =  \dfrac{1}{0.7}

 \sf  \implies\mu =  \dfrac{10}{7}

So, refractive index of liquid is 10/7.

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