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(Figure 1) shows light passing through a spherical raindrop, undergoing two refractions and total internal reflection. T

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a)What's the cylinder's actual diameter? Express your answer
with the appropriate units.
(Figure 1) shows light passing through a spherical raindrop, undergoing two refractions and total internal reflection. The angle is given by = 4 sin ¹ (sin 0/n) - 20, where is the angle of incidence.
Incident ray Exiting ray C B 180° $ A ray passing through a
Find an expression for cos² when the maximum value of occurs.
Find the maximum & in a raindrop with n = 1.333.
You're looking into a glass cylinder with refractive index 1.55. A spot of dust on the far side appears to be 19.2 cm from the front edge.
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