glass air Incident ray Figure 1 On figure 1 above, a light ray in air (n = 1.0) is incident on thick glass sheet (n = 1.5). Use a protractor and a ruler to accurately draw the ray of light as it travels in the glass. Draw and label the normal and the incident and refracted angles (and state their measured values).

glass air Incident ray Figure 1 On figure 1 above, a light ray in air (n = 1.0) is incident on thick glass sheet (n = 1.5). Use a protractor and a ruler to accurately draw the ray of light as it travels in the glass. Draw and label the normal and the incident and refracted angles (and state their measured values).

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