Medium 1 (n₁ = 1.37) and medium 2 (n₂= 4.80) are two rectangular- shaped layers stacked together. An incident ray in medium 2 makes a right triangle with sides AB and BC; AB is along the normal direction of the interface. If the height of AB is h = 8.8 m, what is the minimum distance of BC (unit in meters) that will result in total internal reflection at the interface?

Medium 1 (n₁ = 1.37) and medium 2 (n₂= 4.80) are two rectangular- shaped layers stacked together. An incident ray in medium 2 makes a right triangle with sides AB and BC; AB is along the normal direction of the interface. If the height of AB is h = 8.8 m, what is the minimum distance of BC (unit in meters) that will result in total internal reflection at the interface?

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