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Light travelling through air (n=1.00) enters an optical fibre (n=1.15); the light is refracted and reflected. If the angle of incidence is θ1= 48.5°, what is the angle θ2 at which the light exits the side of the optical fibre (following the path labelled A)?
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apply snells law for 1st refraction.....
...So Confused...
and get the angle of refraction for the first refraction........get the complementary angle.......use that as the angle of incidence.....apply snells law again....get theta 2....tadaa
hope that cleared ??
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Thanks that makes sense and worked out (y)
no problem :)
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