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The device in Activity 1 and 2 is shown in the figure on the right. The protract

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Question

The device in Activity 1 and 2 is shown in the figure on the right. The protractor has two sets of readings for each angle. We will use the readings on the INNER circle as highlighted by the dark circle (in RED). The marks on the left and right sides of this INNER circle are 0 degrees, and The marks on the top and bottom sides of this INNER circle are 90 degrees.

Normal to the interface Incident Ray from ray box The figure on the left shows the geometry used in refraction of light rays Normal to the interface Medium 1, nI HEL SA Medium 2, 1 02 efracted ray 90° : Hypothetical Refracted ray Table 1 the desired angles of INCIDENCE are given. Find the corresponding INNER readings on the protractor Table 2 some hypothetical INNER readings of the REFRACTED rays are given. Find the angles of REFRACTION for these hypothetical REFRACTED rays.

Explanation / Answer

For angle of incidence   -   inner reading on protractor

0   -   270

15 -   255

30   -     240

45    -   225

60    -   210

75    -    195

For refracted rays -   inner reading on protractor

0   -   90

15 -   75

30   -    60

45    - 45

60    - 30

75    -   15