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When light is incident from air to glass at an angle `57^@`, the reflected beam is completely polarised. If the same beam is incident from water to glass, the angle of incidence at which reflected beam is completely polarised will be

A

`theta lt 57^@`

B

`thetagt57^@`

C

`theta=57^@`

D

Can’t be determined

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