1) What is true for a beam of light refracting when passing in between two different...

1) What is true for a beam of light refracting when passing in between two different (optical) materials?

The frequency of the wave is different in different materials
The length of the wave is different in different materials
The speed of the wave is different in different materials
All of the above
Only answers 2 and 3

2) A light ray strikes an air/water surface at an angle of 36 degrees with respect to the normal. The angle of refraction is (_____) when the direction of the ray is from air to water, and (_____) from water to air. (Only write the numbers; 3 significant figures)

3) What is the critical angle for total reflexion from water to air? (Number only; 3 significant figures)

6) An object is placed a certain distance away from a convex (converging) lens. Assign the correct image properties to the object's position (f stands for the lens's focal length)

___ Object distance > 2f A. Virtual, upright, and larger

___ f< object distance < 2f B. Real, inverted, and larger

___ object distance < f C. Real, inverted, and smaller

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