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(1) D
given,
the angle the incidence=60°
We know,
the angle of incidence= the angle of reflection
So, the angle of reflection= 60°
(2) Snell's low,
[N1
1 =N2
2]
N1=1.00
N2= 1.18
1=60°
2=?
so,
1.00×Sin60°= 1.18×Sin
2
√3/2=1.18× Sin
2
√3÷(2×1.18)= Sin
2
1.732÷2.36= Sin
2
0.733= Sin
2
2=arcSin (0.733)
2 =47.13°
So, the angle of refraction=47.13°
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