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Snell's Law and Light!
1. Use Snell's Law to show that a light ray which enters glass plane of wfinite width does not change direction when it exits the plate.
2. sin(theta in)/sin(theta refracted)= n2/n1
3. I know that if lamda in medium 1 does not equal lamda in medium 2, the direction of the wave changes. To show that the wave doesn't change directions we would need to show that lamba 1= lamda 2?
1. Use Snell's Law to show that a light ray which enters glass plane of wfinite width does not change direction when it exits the plate.
2. sin(theta in)/sin(theta refracted)= n2/n1
3. I know that if lamda in medium 1 does not equal lamda in medium 2, the direction of the wave changes. To show that the wave doesn't change directions we would need to show that lamba 1= lamda 2?