If c is the velocity of light in free space, the time taken by light to travel a distance of x in a medium of refractive index is? 1-x/c.refractiveindex,b-c.refractive index/x b-refractive index. x/c,d-c/refractive index. x
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15th November 2017,
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Refractive index of a medium μ = c / v. where c is velocity of light in air/vacuum and v is that of in medium.
Hence velocity of light in medium is v = c / μ. The distance 'x' travelling time in medium is then x / (c/μ) = (μx)/c.
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