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What is Brewster angle for air to glass transtion ? (`mu` of glass is `1.5`)

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Here, `i_(p) = ?, mu = 1.5`.
As `tan i_(p) = mu = 1.5 :. i_(p) = tan^(-1)(1.5)`
`i_(p) = 56.3^(@)`
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