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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
No need to sorry.. ^^ Is very nice that u guyz is tryin to help.- kelvin_ng
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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
lolx, i know what to do now. I just get the answer. Just by using trigonometri. 10^-4 / sin 15 to find the hipotenus.- kelvin_ng
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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
but then i get the angle of refraction is 37.14 degree. then what else i could do to get L = 3.9 x 10^{-4} m ?- kelvin_ng
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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
is it using n = sine i/sine r or n = 1 / sine c? and is it i = 90degree - 15degree = 75degree? i don't know actually what the question mean by. Can someone help me?- kelvin_ng
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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
what is the solution to this question? I just can't get to the answer.- kelvin_ng
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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
the answer given is L = 3.9 x 10^{-4} m.- kelvin_ng
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Fiber Optic Refraction: Calculating Light Ray Distance and Reflections
Question: A ray of light enters a light fiber at an angle of 15degree with the long axis of the fiber. Calculate the distance the light ray travels between succesive reflections off the sides of the fiber has an index of refraction 1.6 and is 10^{-4}mm in diameter.- kelvin_ng
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