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In a laboratory experiment, a rectangular tank made of a transparent solid is filled with an unknown liquid. A submersible laser is placed in the tank, with the beam directed toward the liquid-solid interface at the bottom. By adjusting the aim of the laser, you find that the reflected ray is fully polarized when the angle of incidence is 54^o. What is the angle of refraction of the ray transmitted into the solid tank bottom in this case?

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39°

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47°

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can’t answer this without knowing the indices of refraction.

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36°

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