Snell's law is a ratio
Snell's law is a ratio and has no units.
SNELL'S LAW we have learnt is
`(sin\ \i\n\ \theta)/(sin\ \out\ \theta)=(n\ \(out))/(n\ \(i\n))`
Which means it is a ratio of the angle going in against the angle going out
Ratio of `(A\n\g\l\e\ \g\o\i\n\g\ \i\n)/(A\n\g\l\e\ \g\o\i\n\g\ \o\u\t)`
Which is why N has no units.
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