AITS AGAIN...

Multi-correct.

Q) In a prism of angle A and refractive index \mu, the maximum deviation occurs when -

a) Angle of incidence is 90 deg.

b) Angle of incidence is sin^{-1}\left(\left\{\sqrt{\mu^2-1} \right\}sinA-cosA \right)

c) Angle of emergence is sin^{-1}\left( \mu sin\left(A-\theta_c \right)\right)

d) Angle of emergence=angle of incidence.

10 Answers

13
Avik ·

OK, me going with - a,b.

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abhishek sahoo ·

a and c

δmax=90+i2-A
r1=θc
r2=A-θc

μ sinr2 = sin i2
i2=sin-1[μsin(A-θc)]

1
smsm ·

option ' A' nd 'C'

13
Avik ·

Accha θc matlab r1 tha....!! [3].

Then, -a,b,c.

13
Avik ·

Fr option b)....

\mu =\frac{Sin(i)}{Sin(r_1)} => Sin(r_1)=\frac{1}{\mu} \\ \\ Also, \mu=\frac{Sin(e)}{Sinr_2}\\ \\ Sin(e) = \mu.Sin(A-r_1) = Sin(A).\sqrt{{\mu}^2-1} -Cos(A)

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abhishek sahoo ·

PAIR ANGLE OF INCIDENCE PUCH RAHA HAI THODI NA ANGLE OF EMERGENCE

13
Avik ·

Arrey yaar, i-e are always in pair....agar "emergence" pe light incident karoge, toh "900" pe bahar aayegi, Deviation toh same hoga...!!

Incidence-Emergence angles can be interchanged, the path covered will be the same....
(Just like fr Snell's law formula, it really dosen't matter which angle is incidence n which one is angle of refraction, kahin se bhi bhejo path toh wohi hoga.)

1
Unicorn--- Extinct!! ·

A, B, C [1]

1
Avinav Prakash ·

evn me gettin A,B,C......tho dbtful for 'c'......

1
rajatjain_ix ·

a & c!

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