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A beam of parallel rays of width b cm propagates in glass at an angle `theta` to its plane face. What would the beam width `b_(1)` be after it goes over to air thrugh this face? (The refractive index of the glass is `mu`)

A

`b mu`

B

`b mu cos theta `

C

`(b(1 - mu^2 cos^2 theta)^(1//2))/(sin theta)`

D

`(b(1-mu^2 sin^2 theta)^(1//2))/(cos theta)`

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