Original post by park1996
Does sinθ1 or sinθ2 (the values in Snell's law in Refraction) have any units? Are the units degrees (o)?
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Original post by uberteknik
Quick answer.
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θ can also be measured in radians, just have to be careful of the unit you're dealing with an see if it does affect the answer, such as in sinθ the unit is non existent.
Original post by Zaros
θ can also be measured in radians, just have to be careful of the unit you're dealing with an see if it does affect the answer, such as in sinθ the unit is non existent.
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