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    1. What is the critical angle for a medium with a higher refractive index?

    a) Less than 45 degrees

    b) Greater than 45 degrees

    c) Exactly 45 degrees

    d) None of the above

    2. How does the critical angle change when the refractive index of a medium increases?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

    3. Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects the critical angle?

    a) Wavelength of light

    b) Temperature

    c) Refractive index of the medium

    d) Shape of the object

    4. Why is the critical angle important in fiber optic communication?

    a) It determines the maximum distance that a signal can travel

    b) It determines the speed at which a signal travels

    c) It determines the amount of light that is transmitted through the fiber

    d) It determines the amount of data that can be transmitted through the fiber

    5. When light travels through a medium with a lower refractive index, what happens to the critical angle?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

    6. How does the critical angle change when the refractive index of a medium decreases?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

    7. What happens to the critical angle when light travels from a medium with a higher refractive index to a medium with a lower refractive index?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

    8. What happens to the critical angle when light travels from a medium with a lower refractive index to a medium with a higher refractive index?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

    9. How does the critical angle change when the wavelength of light increases?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

    10. How does the critical angle change when the wavelength of light decreases?

    a) It increases

    b) It decreases

    c) It remains the same

    d) It fluctuates

Answers:

    1.     B
    2.     B
    3.     D
    4.     A
    5.     B
    6.     A
    7.     B
    8.     A
    9.     B
    10.     A
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