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Student Exploration: Refraction Vocabulary​:​ angle of incidence, angle of refraction, frequency, index of refraction, medium, refraction, Snell’s law, total internal reflection, wave front, w a... velength, wave speed Prior Knowledge Questions ​(Do these BEFORE using the Gizmo​.) Two runners ran side by side, each holding one end of a horizontal pole. 1. What would most likely happen if one of the runners began jogging in knee-deep water? The jogger would slow down because when one of your body parts are under water they are slower the water basically pulls your body down just like the jogger if he was in the water. 2. How would this affect the direction of the runners? Explain. ​For me whenever I run in the water I really dont move directions it depends on the wave the waves can be moving my body and I dont knotice it. Gizmo Warm-up Light can travel through many materials, or ​media​. As with a runner on pavement or sand, the speed of light can change when it moves into a different medium. The ​Refraction Gizmo™ allows you to observe what happens to a beam of light as it travels from one medium to another. Turn off ​View wave fronts​. Set ​Index of refraction​ ​2​ to 3.0. 1. Click ​Play​ ( ). Observe the ray of light as it passes from ​Medium 1​ to ​Medium 2​. A. What happens to the speed of the light wave? ​The speed of the light slowed down because it had to go to another angle. B. What happens to the direction of the light wave? ​It changes direction when it hits the line. The bending of the light ray you see is called ​refraction​.2. Click ​Reset​ ( ) and turn on ​View wave fronts​. A ​wave front​ is an imaginary line that connects the crests or troughs of a wave. The ​wavelength​ of a wave is the distance between wave fronts. Click ​Play​. What happens to the wavelength of the wave as it passes into ​Medium 2​? When the wavelegnth passes medium 2 it slows down to change direction/angle its going.Activity A: Angle of refraction Get the Gizmo ready​: ● Click ​Reset​. Turn off ​View wave fronts​. ● Make sure ​View normal​ is selected. ● Make sure ​Index of refraction​ ​1​ is 1.0 and ​Angle of incidence ​is 45°. ● Set ​Index of refraction 2​ to 2.0. Introduction: ​The normal is an imaginary line perpendicular to the boundary between two media. The ​angle of incidence​ is the angle between the light ray in medium 1 and the normal. The ​angle of refraction​ is the angle between the ray in medium 2 and the normal. Question: What affects how much light waves refract? 1. Measure​: Click ​Play​. To measure the angle of refraction, turn on ​Click to measure angles​. Drag the protractor’s vertex to the intersection of the ray and the normal. Align the protractor’s legs to the ray and the normal in Medium 2​. What is the angle of refraction?​ 33.05 2. Gather data​: For each angle of incidence listed in the table below, use the Gizmo to find the angle of refraction. Then, fill in the “Change of direction” column by subtracting the angle of refraction from the angle of incidence [Show More]

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