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    This document discusses the refraction of light and contains diagrams and explanations of ray diagrams. It begins by asking what causes refraction and draws a diagram to show the three ways light can be refracted: from low to high optical density, high to low optical density, and through the normal line. The next section contains diagrams labeled a-f and instructs the reader to draw ray diagrams for each, showing the apparent depth of objects. The final section provides practice drawing the direction of refracted rays in a labeled diagram and drawing a second ray diagram to show the real and apparent depths of an underwater scene.

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    This document discusses the refraction of light and contains diagrams and explanations of ray diagrams. It begins by asking what causes refraction and draws a diagram to show the three ways light can be refracted: from low to high optical density, high to low optical density, and through the normal line. The next section contains diagrams labeled a-f and instructs the reader to draw ray diagrams for each, showing the apparent depth of objects. The final section provides practice drawing the direction of refracted rays in a labeled diagram and drawing a second ray diagram to show the real and apparent depths of an underwater scene.

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    Tutorial 6.1

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    Cherrie Chan
    This document discusses the refraction of light and contains diagrams and explanations of ray diagrams. It begins by asking what causes refraction and draws a diagram to show the three ways light can be refracted: from low to high optical density, high to low optical density, and through the normal line. The next section contains diagrams labeled a-f and instructs the reader to draw ray diagrams for each, showing the apparent depth of objects. The final section provides practice drawing the direction of refracted rays in a labeled diagram and drawing a second ray diagram to show the real and apparent depths of an underwater scene.

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    TUTORIAL 6.1 A (INTRODUCTION) TUTORIAL 6.1 B (RAY DIAGRAM 1) TUTORIAL 6.

    1 C (RAY DIAGRAM 2)

    REFRACTION OF LIGHT / PEMBIASAN REFRACTION OF LIGHT / PEMBIASAN REFRACTION OF LIGHT / PEMBIASAN


    CAHAYA CAHAYA CAHAYA

    1. What cause the refraction of light? Draw ray diagram for each diagram below Draw ray diagram for each diagram to show the
    Apakah yang menyebabkan pembiasan Lukiskan gambarajah sinar bagi setiap rajah di apparent depth of the objects
    berlaku? bawah. Lukiskan gambarajah sinar bagi setiap rajah
    untuk menunjukkan kedalaman ketara
    2. Draw a ray diagram to show the three a
    ways how the light can be refracted. a
    Lukis gambarajah sinar untuk
    menunjukkan tiga cara cahaya dibiaskan.

    a Lower to higher optical density


    Ketumpatan optik rendah ke tinggi

    b b

    b Higher to lower optical density


    Ketumpatan optik tinggi ke rendah c

    c Through normal line


    Melalui garis normal

    d
    e

    * Incident & refracted angle / Sudut tuju dan


    sudut biasan
    f
    * Normal line / Garis normal

    * Change in speed and Analogy


    TUTORIAL 6.1 D (CALCULATION)

    REFRACTION OF LIGHT / PEMBIASAN


    CAHAYA

    RAY DIAGRAM 1 : PRACTICE THE DIRECTION OF REFRACTED RAY


    DRAW RAY DIAGRAM 2 : REAL DEPTH AND APPARENT DEPTH

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