A photon can travel along any one of the three paths in the
accomanying Figure. The inital point and the final point are a
height H = 26 cm and distance D = 87 cm away from each other, and
there is a window of width d = 29 cm and index of refraction 1.31
placed midway between along the path. Assume the air has index of
refraction 1.
Path (a) is a straight line between the starting and ending
locations.
Path (b) goes in a horizontal line between until it exits the glass
and turns toward the final point
Path (c) Goes diagonally through the air to the midpoint of the
glass, then goes horizontally, and finally goes diagonally to the
final point.
How long does the light take to get from start to finish for:
Path (a)?
ns
Path (b)?
ns
Path (c)?
ns
A photon can travel along any one of the three paths in the accomanying Figure. The...
A photon can travel along any one of the three paths in the
accomanying Figure. The inital point and the final point are a
height H = 27 cm and distance D = 69 cm away from each other, and
there is a window of width d = 23 cm and index of refraction 1.39
placed midway between along the path. Assume the air has index of
refraction 1.
Path (a) is a straight line between the starting and ending...
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