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What is the smallest refracting angle that a glass prism (n = 1.5) can have so that no ray can be transmitted through it? What is this angle for a water prism (n = 1.33)?

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  1. 85° 31' 16" for a glass prism and 99° 17' 51" for a water prism
  2. 81° 24' 12" for a glass prism and 95° 13' 43" for a water prism
  3. 87° 29' 15" for a glass prism and 101° 19' 53" for a water prism
  4. 83° 27' 13" for a glass prism and 97° 14' 46" for a water prism
  5. 86° 28' 14" for a glass prism and 100° 18' 52" for a water prism
  6. 82° 25' 12" for a glass prism and 96° 13' 42" for a water prism
  7. 82° 23' 10" for a glass prism and 96° 11' 41" for a water prism
  8. 80° 22' 11" for a glass prism and 94° 12' 40" for a water prism
  9. 84° 30' 15" for a glass prism and 98° 16' 50" for a water prism
  10. 81° 26' 14" for a glass prism and 95° 15' 48" for a water prism

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stemez-Optics

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