Four, 1.0m long plane mirrors are situated to form a box filled with air. A beam of light issent out from one corner directed at a 30.0° angle from the vertical, as shown below. Thebeam of light then bounces around the interior of the box.a. Calculate the distance between the point of origin and the point where the beam firststrikes wall I.IIIII\30 IIVb. Calculate the total distance traveled by the beam between the point of origin and thepoint where the beam first strikes wall I.c. The lower half of the box is now filled with water (n = 1.33). Calculate the distancefrom the bottom of the box where the beam fırst strikes wall III.IIIIIV

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Four, 1.0m long plane mirrors are situated to form a box filled with air. A beam of light is sent out from one corner directed at a 30.0° angle from the vertical, as shown below. The beam of light then bounces around the interior of the box. a. Calculate the distance between the point of origin and the point where the beam first strikes wall I.

Four, 1.0m long plane mirrors are situated to form a box filled with air. A beam of light is sent out from one corner directed at a 30.0° angle from the vertical, as shown below. The beam of light then bounces around the interior of the box. a. Calculate the distance between the point of origin and the point where the beam first strikes wall I.

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Chapter3: Vectors

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Problem 3.61AP: Lei A = 60.0 cm at 270 measured from the horizontal. Let B = 80.0 cm at some angle . (a) Find the...

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