Understanding the Relationship of n=Sine i/Sin r for Waves and Light Homework

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The discussion revolves around the relationship of the refractive index expressed as n = Sine i / Sin r, specifically in the context of waves and light. Participants are examining a problem involving angles of incidence and refraction.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

Approaches and Questions Raised

  • The original poster attempts to calculate the refractive index using given angles but seeks validation of their result. Other participants confirm the calculation without further elaboration.

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The discussion appears to have reached a point where several participants affirm the original poster's calculation. However, there is no exploration of the underlying principles or assumptions involved in the calculation.

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No additional constraints or missing information are noted in the discussion.

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The Attempt at a Solution



n= Sine i/Sin r
n= Sin 3o/Sin15
n=1.93
Is That Right
 
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any one help me
 
Yes that is correct.
 
It seems ok to me.
 
yep, correct
 

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