A certain material has n = 1.38 for light at 700 nm, and 1.80 for light...

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A certain material has n = 1.38 for light at 700 nm, and 1.80 for light at 400 nm. If white light (coming from air) is incident on a piece of this glass at an angle of 22.7, what is the difference in angle (in deg) between the 400 nm and 700 nm rays inside the glass? Enter the difference as a positive number. A certain material has n = 1.38 for light at 700 nm, and 1.80 for light at 400 nm. If white light (coming from air) is incident on a piece of this glass at an angle of 22.7, what is the difference in angle (in deg) between the 400 nm and 700 nm rays inside the glass? Enter the difference as a positive number.

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