5. A ray of light leaves a reflective surface at 55° to the surface. Draw a ray diagram showing the incident ray, reflected ray and surface normal. Calculate the angles of incidence and reflection and fill them in on your diagram. 6. In the diagram, a ray of light strikes the interface between two media. Draw what the refracted ray would look like if: normal (a) medium 1 had a higher refractive index than medium 2. (b) medium 1 had a lower refractive index than medium 2. Medium 1 Medium 2

5. A ray of light leaves a reflective surface at 55° to the surface. Draw a ray diagram showing the incident ray, reflected ray and surface normal. Calculate the angles of incidence and reflection and fill them in on your diagram. 6. In the diagram, a ray of light strikes the interface between two media. Draw what the refracted ray would look like if: normal (a) medium 1 had a higher refractive index than medium 2. (b) medium 1 had a lower refractive index than medium 2. Medium 1 Medium 2

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Chapter9: Optics

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