1. In my classroom, you are 1.45 m from one of the stereo speakers, and 3.21 m from the other. If the wavelength is.391 m, what kind of interference do.

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1. In my classroom, you are 1.45 m from one of the stereo speakers, and 3.21 m from the other. If the wavelength is.391 m, what kind of interference do you have, constructive or destructive? (Is it loud or quiet?) How many wavelengths difference in distance is there? (4.5 wavelengths – destructive or quiet)

Questions 2-5 are about the light from a 640 nm laser. (640 nm is its wavelength, 1 nm = m) 2. What is the speed of the laser light in Lucite? (n = 1.51) (1.99x10 8 m/s)

Questions 2-5 are about the light from a 640 nm laser. (640 nm is its wavelength, 1 nm = m) 2. What is the speed of the laser light in Lucite? (n = 1.51) (1.99x10 8 m/s) 3. What is the wavelength and frequency of the light in Lucite? (n = 1.51) (424 nm, 4.69x10 14 Hz)

4. The laser goes from air into the Lucite. It makes the angle shown in the diagram below. Calculate the refracted angle in the Lucite, draw the refracted beam, and label the angle. (32.4 o )

5. What is the critical angle between air and Lucite? In which substance does it occur? (41.5 o – in the Lucite)