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If the polarising angle for air glass interface is `56.3^(@)`, what is the angle of refraction in glass ?

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`becausei_(p)+r_(p)=90^(@)" " thereforer_(p)=90^(@)-i_(p)=90^(@)-56.3^(@)=33.7^(@)`
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