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arlik [135]
3 years ago
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A paperweight consists of a 8.55-cm-thick plastic cube. Within the plastic a thin sheet of paper is embedded, parallel to opposi

te faces of the cube. On each side of the paper is printed a different joke that can be read by looking perpendicularly straight into the cube. When read from one side (the top), the apparent depth of the paper in the plastic is 4.02 cm. When read from the opposite side (the bottom), the apparent depth of the paper in the plastic is 1.56 cm. What is the index of refraction of the plastic
Physics
1 answer:
ella [17]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

\mu=1.5322

Explanation:

Given:

Thickness of the paperweight cube, x=8.55\ cm

apparent depth from one side of the inbuilt paper in the plastic cube, i=4.02\ cm

apparent depth from the other side of the inbuilt paper in the plastic cube, i'=1.56\ cm

Now as we know that refractive index is given as:

\rm \mu=\frac{real\ depth}{apparent\ depth}

  • Let the real depth form first side of the slab be, d
  • Then the depth from the second side of the slab will be, d'=x-d=8.55-d

Since refractive index for an amorphous solid is an isotropic quantity so it remains same in all the direction for this plastic.

\mu=\mu'

\frac{d}{i} =\frac{d'}{i'}

\frac{d}{4.02}=\frac{8.55-d}{1.56}

d=6.1597\ cm

Now the refractive index:

\mu=\frac{d}{i}

\mu=\frac{6.1596}{4.02}

\mu=1.5322

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