Physics, asked by peachiethecute, 2 months ago

When light enters a material with an angle of incidence of 53° it came out with an angle of refraction of 30°. What is the refractive index of the material?

Answers

Answered by Sayantana
0

Answer:

Concept:

▪︎whenever light enters from one medium to another, its velocity get differs,due to which deviation occurs.

▪︎when light enters from rarer to denser medium its deviates towards the normal.

Snell's law:

\boxed{\bf{\green{ \mu_{i}sin(i) = \mu_{r}sin(r)}}}

▪︎\mu_{i} is refractive index of incidence medium

▪︎\mu_{r} is refractive index of refractive medium.

solution:

》angle is always measured from normal.

\angle{i} = 53° and \angle{r} = 30°

\longrightarrow{\sf{ \mu_{i}sin(i) = \mu_{r}sin(r)}}

\longrightarrow{\sf{ 1sin(53°) = \mu_{r}sin(30°)}}

•incident light is in air so taking \mu_{i} as 1.

\longrightarrow{\sf{ \dfrac{4}{5} = \mu_{r}\dfrac{1}{2}}}

\longrightarrow{\sf{ \mu_{r}=\dfrac{8}{5}}}

\longrightarrow{\bf{ \mu_{r}=1.6}}

so the refractive index of material is 1.6

××××-----×××××-----××××

hope it helps!

Attachments:
Similar questions