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easy question lets see who can solve it first




 


 




 


 




 


a light ray is falling at an angle of 45degrees with a surface of a clean slab of iceof thickness 1m  and is refracted at an angle of 30degrees. calculate the time taken by the light rays to cross the slab.




 


speed of light  in vacuum =  meters per second


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(ans:5.44 nano-seconds)

    
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i think the angles hvnt got to do nythin...
its 1/speed of light in ice i.e. 3 x 10*8 x 3/4
so 1.33/3 x 10*8 gives 4.43 nanosec
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look.....


 


refractive index is = 1.414..........


 


 


now....


speed of light in the slab is =    3*10^8   /  (1.414)   =     2.1216 * 10 ^8


 


now  time taken =    1 /( 2.1216 * 10 ^8)


                             =   4.7134 nano seconds......


 


 


 


 


 


 


hope its right...


 


 


thanks


 


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see the attached figure .


 


first of all the light ray undergoes refraction so the path of the light ray is changed in the glass slab .


 


now


 


and


 


hence we find


 


now from the figure we find the inclined height (h, which is the actual path of the ray in slab) ,



 


now


 


hence


 


hence 


 


I hope that answers the query ,


 



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ya ...i think it is right..sorry if the answer is wrong...i have misinterpreted the question...................


 


 


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your ans was correct had the ray been falling perpendicular to the ice slab.So studyid is correct

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now try another similar question posted by me

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