LIGHT: (reflection, refraction, mirrors, lenses, diffraction)
1sin60( = 1.33 sin(2 note that sine is a function sin (2 = sin60o / 1.33 make sure your calculator is in degree mode. sin (2 = 0.6511 (2 = sin-1(0.6511) you have to take the inverse sine to get the angle = 40.6( Is one example enough? Has the light bent towards or away from the normal? What should it have done? Principle of reversibility -- nice when it works -- light does -- if I can see you ... ................
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