A ray of red light, for which (n=1.54), and a ray of violet light, for which (n=1.59),
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A ray of red light, for which \(n=1.54\), and a ray of violet light, for which \(n=1.59\), travel through a piece of glass. They meet right at the boundary between the glass and the air, and emerge into the air as one ray with an angle of refraction of \(22.5^{\circ}\). What is the angle between the two rays in the glass?
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