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A planar, monochromatic light wave falls normally onto a glass plate (n =1.5), which is fabricated to have two regions of dif

I ITI IIT R L 00W- B n C 2a Figure 1: (Left panel) Sliding connector. (Middle panel) Metal frame in the magnetic field. (Righ

A planar, monochromatic light wave falls normally onto a glass plate (n =1.5), which is fabricated to have two regions of different thicknesses (see Figure 1, right panel). 2/3, where A is the wavelength of the incident light. Light passing through the plate is collected by a lens. Find the light intensity I in the focus of the lens, if the intensity collected with a plate having d 0 is Io. (2p) The thickness difference d A thin lens made of glass (n 1.5) has the focal length f in air. How the focal length will change if the lens is placed in quinoline (a liquid with high refractive index of ng 1.63)? (2p)
I ITI IIT R L 00W- B n C 2a Figure 1: (Left panel) Sliding connector. (Middle panel) Metal frame in the magnetic field. (Right panel) Glass plate with varying thickness.
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Date: ASB-4 Q No. Exercise No. JITTI Solved Problems: Sub Obj AR path dlilerence due to d -1) AN 3 Aphase dilerence 21 21T .please see the attachment.

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