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I've been stuck with this problem since a while.. thought I'd ask here;
\nabla \times \dfrac{\vec{A} \times \vec{r}}{2}
solving normally isn't any problem, but I have to do it with index notation, where A is an arbitrary vector field and r is the position vector)
This is how far I can...
im having trouble setting my TI-83 Plus into "degree mode" so i can't seem to get the answers for these problems...im probably doing them wrong too
A material has an index of refraction of 1.75. What is the critical angle for this material?
Sin(critical angle)=1/n, n being the index of...
given is a graph of n(lambda) vs lambda where n is the index of refraction
N(1000) =1.45
Estimate Vphase and group velocity using the above info.
i know that n = \frac{c}{v_{\phi}} = \frac{ck}{\omega}
i can't simply susbtitute into that above relation because the lambda given is that...
Hello, I'm a bit stumped on a problem and wondered if anyone knew how to approach this problem:
When a Newton's ring apparatus, ( Fig. 24-30(see attached) ) is immersed in a liquid, the diameter of the eighth dark ring decreases from 2.99 cm to 2.49 cm. What is the refractive index of the...
I have input rays into a glass plate and output rays for this glass plate also. How can I prove that they are indeed parallel. I'm thinking all I need to do is extend the inout and output rays, and indicate that they are both 180 deg. Visually, they will appear parallel anyways.
I'm a little confused. My source says the dielectric constant for water is 80. Then I have the equation that gives the index of refraction as n=\sqrt{\epsilon_r} (since it isn't very magnetic). But the index of refraction for water is 1.33. What am I missing?
ok I've been wondering about this for awhile
when people say the speed of light slows down when going through an object (ie glass).
does the speed of light actually slow down to 2x10^8 m/s
or does the speed of light actually stay constant at 3x10^8, but the photons collide with the SiO...
Is the following equation which relates to light refraction index and the amount which bounces back been proven experimental or theoretically(mathematicaly)?
R = [(n1-n2)/(n1+n2)]
The equation relating these is :
sine(critical angle) = refractive index between 2 meterials.
Could someone please supply a proof for this?
Also, as a side question :wink: , is there a proof for the sin i / sin r = v1/ v2 , not including the one in which you draw triangles and...
Hello, all,
I am here is to ask how can I factorise an equation with fraction indeces?? (Help~)
The question I have got is x^(3/2) + a^(3/2), and the suggested method is using the factor theorem... but I just don't understand how could that works...
However, I would be very grateful if...
Light ray goes into a container at 70 degrees, the container is made of perspects. The refective index of perspex is 1.48.
What are the angles of refraction in (i) the water; (ii) the plastic, (iii) the air below the tank.
I can't work it out, the answer to the first bit is 26 degrees, i...
hello, i just started learning index notation in my engineering class, and I am having some trouble. one of the problems on my homework was:
putting this in index notation:
\vec{f}=g \frac{m_1m_2}{\vec{r}^2} \ \frac{\vec{r}}{\sqrt{\vec{r}^2}}
and then another problem that reads...
I have a transparent silicone model flow chamber which I would like to use for flow visualisation studies. Ideally I would like a fluid whose refractive index is the same as the silicone, hence minimising distortion of the field of view. The refractive index of the silicone model is approx 1.4...
The Question:
A 45-45-90 prism is immersed in water. What is the minimum index or fefraction the prism must have if it is to reflect totaly a ray incident normally on one of its faces.
Now, we have found this question a bit hard to understand.
We assume that light is hitting one of the...
Hi, I don't understand this problem at all:
Rewrite the following sum with the index of summation starting at 3 in summation notation:
\sum_{i=1}^{6}(5+3i)
I know that the sum is 93 but I'm not sure what to do...
Thanks for the help!
Hello,
will refreactoin index of water or any material will change its refreaction index when temperature changes? What make the speed of light slower in air compare to vacum.
If
Sin(theta r)/Sin(theta i) is reversed from Sin(theta i)/Sin(theta r) = n, what does this mean? I'm quite confused since I'm doing a physics lab, and the class was told to make a graph where we measured angles with polar paper, pins and plexyglass. Could it possibly the index of refraction...
In this figure the path of the light passes from air to glass. Calculate the index of refraction
n1 = air = 1
n2 = glass = ?
Sin theta 1 = 30degrees
sin theat 2 is = 20 degrees
formula used n2 = n1*sin theta 1 / sin theta 2
sin of 30/ sin of 20 = n2 = 1.46 is this correct
hope the...
Question: One of the beams of an interferometer, as seen in the figure below, passes through a small glass container containing a cavity D = 1.40 cm deep.
When a gas is allowed to slowly fill the container, a total of 230 dark fringes are counted to move past a reference line. The light used...
im sick of logs
use base and index steps to show the answer to 37 x 0.785 using logarithms with a base of 10, e and 5.
i just want to know how to start this problem.
thanks in advance