A ray of light enters into a glass slab of refractive index μ from air. If c is the speed of light in air, then the speed of light in glass slab is
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The speed of light in the glass lab is c / μ.
Explanation:
We are given that:
- The refractive index of a ray of light when it enters from air = μ
- If the speed of light in air = c
- To find: The speed of light in glass slab
Solution:
The refractive index = the ratio of speed of light in air / the ratio of speed of light in vacuum.
Therefore we can say that
Refractive index of glass slab = The speed of light in air / The speed of light in glass slab
μ = c / speed of light in glass slab
Speed of light in glass slab = c / μ
Thus the speed of light in glass lab is c / μ.
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