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Write the differentiation equation of refraction

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Answered by simran7539
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Deriving the Differential Equation for Refraction

  • dr = dz + dθ .
  • dθ = dr − dz .
  • dR/(R dθ) = cot z ,
  • (R dθ)/dR = tan z .
  • dR/R = dθ/tan z .
  • nR sin z ,
  • dn/n + dR/R + d(sin z)/(sin z) = 0 ,
  • dn/n + dR/R + (cos z/sin z) dz = dn/n + dR/R + dz/(tan z) = 0 .
Answered by 2008shrishti
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Answer:

Deriving the Differential Equation for Refraction

dr = dz + dθ .

dθ = dr − dz .

dR/(R dθ) = cot z ,

(R dθ)/dR = tan z .

dR/R = dθ/tan z .

nR sin z ,

dn/n + dR/R + d(sin z)/(sin z) = 0 ,

dn/n + dR/R + (cos z/sin z) dz = dn/n + dR/R + dz/(tan z) = 0 .

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