An unpolarised light is incident at angle of polarisation on a reflector. Determine the anlge between the reflected and the transmitted rays.

An unpolarised light is incident at angle of polarisation on a reflector. Determine the angle between the reflected and the transmitted rays.

(i) State Brewster's law. (ii) An unpolarised light is incident at angle of polarisation on a reflector. Determine the angle between the reflected and the transmitted rays.

A ray of light incident on a medium at polarising angle.what will be the angle between the reflected and the refracted rays? Or, an unpolarised ray of light is incident on a rectangular glass block at Brewster's angle. What will be the angle between the reflected and the refracted rays?

A ray of light is incident at an angle I on a glass slab of refractive index mu . The angle between reflected and refracted light is 90^(@) . Then the relationship between I and mu is

A ray of light travelling through a denser medium is incident at an angle I in a rarer medium. If the angle between the reflected ray and refracted ray is 90^(@) , show that the critical angle of the two media, theta_(c) = sin^(-1) (tan i)

How is the angle of polarisation related to the refractive index of the reflecting medium?

What is incident ray and reflected ray?

An unpolarised ray of light is incident on water surface. The incident angle for which the reflected and refracted rays become perpendicular to each other is (mu_(w) = (4)/(3))