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What is the formula for Snell’s law?

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Answered by saheli123

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Answer:

The formula for Snell's Law is n1* sintheta1 =n2* sintheta2

Explanation:

Answered by nihaalrox76

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Answer -

n1 sin ∅ 1 = n2 sin ∅ 2

where ,

n1 = incident index

n2 = refractive index

∅1 = incident angle

∅2 = refractive angle

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