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Geometrical Optics II - Refraction of Light
Refraction-of-Light
Duration: 7.07 Min
 
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Laws-of-Refraction
Duration: 3.57 Min
 
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Refraction-of-Light-Through-a-Glass-Slab
Duration: 4.18 Min
 
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Solved-Example-1
Duration: 3.18 Min
 
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Solved-Example-2
Duration: 2.26 Min
 
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Solved-Example-3
Duration: 3.35 Min
 
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Solved-Example-4
Duration: 3.19 Min
 
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Total-Internal-Reflection
Duration: 4.37 Min
 
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Solved-Example-5
Module - 12 Solved Example-5
Duration: 2.31 Min
 
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Solved-Example-6
Module - 13 Solved Example-6
Duration: 2.32 Min
 
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Solved-Example-7
Module - 14 Solved Example-7
Duration: 1.57 Min
 
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Solved-Example-8
Module - 15 Solved Example-8
Duration: 1.48 Min
 
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Refraction-at-Spherical-Surfaces
Duration: 5.23 Min
 
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Velocity-Magnification-for-Refraction
Duration: 2.35 Min
 
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Solved-Example-9
Module - 20 Solved Example-9
Duration: 2.03 Min
 
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Solved-Example-10
Duration: 2.37 Min
 
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Solved-Example-11
Duration: 3.13 Min
 
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Solved-Example-12
Duration: 3.28 Min
 
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Solved-Example-13
Duration: 3.29 Min
 
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Shift-of-Object-due-to-Multiple-Slabs
Duration: 3.58 Min
 
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Solved-Example-14
Duration: 1.59 Min
 
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Solved-Example-15
Duration: 1.56 Min
 
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Solved-Example-16
Duration: 2.33 Min
 
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Solved-Example-17
Duration: 2.12 Min
 
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Solved-Example-18
Duration: 4.07 Min
 
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Introduction-to-Prism
Duration: 3.08 Min
 
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Refraction-Through-a-Trihedral-Prism
Duration: 4.58 Min
 
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Maximum-Deviation-of-Light-by-a-Prism
Duration: 5.02 Min
 
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Solved-Example-19
Duration: 1.50 Min
 
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Solved-Example-20
Duration: 2.10 Min
 
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Solved-Example-21
Duration: 2.25 Min
 
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Solved-Example-22
Duration: 2.33 Min
 
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Solved-Example-23
Duration: 2.59 Min
 
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Solved-Example-24
Duration: 2.09 Min
 
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  1.  
    2. Sir, why did you say that the emerging angle is equal to the incident angle?
    7 years ago by Santhosh Prabahar

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    3. Dear Sir, Am i correct that if starting media and ending media of light is same then the emergent ray will be parallel to last refracted ray?
    7 years ago by Somnath Panda
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    yes
    7 years ago by N P GDattatreya
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    yes
    7 years ago by Santhosh Prabahar

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    4. Sir in the second refraction the angle of incidence is r1 but u have taken sin(i-r2) but we must take sin(r1-r2) in delta 2 expression...
    10 years ago by Abinay gangireddygari
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    this is becoz we r taking the lateral displacement in the direction of initial incident ray bt not the refracted ray......so on watching carefully everything will be clear automatically....
    10 years ago by Khushboo Jain

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