Extimate the thickness of the glass at fifth bright fringe

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Question 1. What is the Brewster's angle for light traveling from air to glass?

A) 48.9°
B) 41.1°
C) 33.3°
D) 56.7°
E) none of the above

Question 2. A wedge-shaped sliver of glass viewed from above is illuminated with 436-nm light. The sharp edge is dark. Extimate the thickness of the glass at the fifth bright fringe?

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