A small bulb is placed at the bottom of a tank containing water to a depth of 80cm. What is the area of the surface of water through which light from the bulb can emerge out? Refractive index of water is 1.33. (Consider the bulb to be a point source.)
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Area of surface of water through which light from the bulb can emerge is the area of the circle of radius
r=AB2r=AB2
=OA=OB=OA=OB
μ=1sincμ=1sinc
=sinc=1μ=sinc=1μ
=11.33=11.33
=0.75=0.75
C=sin−1(0.75)C=sin−1(0.75)
=48.6∘=48.6∘
Consider ΔOBSΔOBS
tanC=OBOStanC=OBOS
OB=OStancOB=OStanc
=0.8tan48.6=0.8tan48.6
r=0.8×1.1345r=0.8×1.1345
=0.907=0.907
Area of the surface of water through which light emerge =πr2=πr2
=3.14×(0/907)2=3.14×(0/907)2
=2.518m2
Area of surface of water through which light from the bulb can emerge is the area of the circle of radius
r=AB2r=AB2
=OA=OB=OA=OB
μ=1sincμ=1sinc
=sinc=1μ=sinc=1μ
=11.33=11.33
=0.75=0.75
C=sin−1(0.75)C=sin−1(0.75)
=48.6∘=48.6∘
Consider ΔOBSΔOBS
tanC=OBOStanC=OBOS
OB=OStancOB=OStanc
=0.8tan48.6=0.8tan48.6
r=0.8×1.1345r=0.8×1.1345
=0.907=0.907
Area of the surface of water through which light emerge =πr2=πr2
=3.14×(0/907)2=3.14×(0/907)2
=2.518m2
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