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##\gamma = \theta_1 - \theta_2## where do you get that from?
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Trigonometric Relationship for Light Passing Through a Slab
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The discussion centers on the trigonometric relationship for light passing through a slab, specifically the equation ##\gamma = \theta_1 - \theta_2##. Participants clarify that this relationship derives from basic trigonometry, with the alternative expression ##\theta_1 = \theta_2 + \gamma## also being highlighted. The exchange emphasizes the simplicity of the concept, reinforcing foundational trigonometric principles in optics.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic trigonometric functions
- Familiarity with light behavior in optical mediums
- Knowledge of angles and their relationships
- Basic principles of geometry
- Research the application of Snell's Law in optics
- Study the principles of refraction and reflection
- Explore advanced trigonometric identities
- Learn about light propagation in different media
Students of physics, optics enthusiasts, and anyone studying the behavior of light in various materials will benefit from this discussion.
##\gamma = \theta_1 - \theta_2## where do you get that from?
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Uh ... simple trig. ##\theta_1 = \theta_2 + \gamma##Callumnc1 said:
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Aah thank @phinds! Brain must have been dead, I see that now :)phinds said:
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