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Ans. As light goes from slab 1 to slab 2 ,light bends away from normal therefore the slab 2 is optically rarer than slab 1 ,(n2 < n1) .
Now as light goes from slab 2 to slab 3 it bends towards the normal hence , slab 3 is optically denser than slab 2 (n3 > n2).
As we can see from the ray diagram ,when light goes from slab 1 to slab 2 it bends the most .
Therefore slab 1 is densest and slab 2 is rarest.
So the order is n1 > n3 > n2.
Ans. As slab2 is rarest , so light will travel faster in slab 2.
need help and explanation for the second question using the first diagram please (5 Points) A...
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(5 Points) A light ray travels through three parallel slabs having different indices of refraction. Rank the materials according to the size of their indices of refraction. ni n2 n3 n1 > n2>n3 n2>nl > n3 ni > n3 > n2 n2 > n3 > ni n3 > n1 > n2 - (5 Points) Using the diagram in question 5, total internal reflection is possible when light travels Total internal reflection is not...
(5 Points) A light ray travels through three parallel slabs having different indices of refraction. Rank the materials according to the size of their indices of refraction. ni n2 n3 nl >n2>n3 n2>nl > n3 nl > n3 > n2 n2> n3 > n1 n3 > ni >n2
Question 2 (7 pts): Examine the ray of light below as it passes through three different materials. Using the refraction of light observed, rank the indices of refraction from lowest to highest. ni n2 n3
Question 2 (7 pts): Examine the ray of light below as it passes through three different materials. Using the refraction of light observed, rank the indices of refraction from lowest to highest. ni n2 n3
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Concatenation of two strings using pointers Step 1: Ask the user to input ni,n2 and create two character arrays (strings) with ni, n2 size using malloc. Step 2: create a 3rd array using malloc of size(n1+n2). Step 3: Ask the user to input String1 (of size nl) Step 4: Ask the user to input String2 (of size n2) Step 5: concatenate the two arrays and store them in String3...
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