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A beam of light is incident on a glass slab of refractive index 1.5 at an angle of incidence of 45o. Find the ratio of the width of refracted beam to the incident beam.

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As shown in the above figure distance travelled by the light ray through the slab is d From the figure
`cos r=t/d, d= t/ (cos r)`
Velocity of light in glass = `(Distance travell ed through the glass)/ (time) `
`c/mu= d/(time), time = (d mu)/c= (t mu )/ (cos r times c) = (mu^2 t)/ ( c sqrt(mu^2- sin^2 i))`
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