Posted by Katie on Sunday, May 31, 2009 at 4:01pm.
What does "near a corner" mean? Does that mean the ray is internally reflected once?
i have no idea, i just wrote what the question said. but yes thats what i interpreted it to mean
Then start at the end of the ray.
1.39*sinThetainside=1*sin90
theta inside =46 deg.
Now take that angle back to where it was reflected, so it incident angle at the reflection was 46, then trace back to the corner side, so it leaves the surface refracted at 54 deg, no use Snell's law to find the ray angle outside ..
1.39sin54=1*sinTheta
and I think you will get your 75deg. Draw the figure to make certain you understand it.
oops, typo it is 44 deg, not 54 deg. The sum has to be 90 between 46 and 44.
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