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Imagine that you are standing in the shallow end of a swimming pool, you look ahead at the bottom of the pool and see a coin, Describe the difference between where the coin appears to be and where it actually is.
a clear plastic cube, with exactly the same index of refraction as water is placed in a container of water, would you be able to see the plastic cube in the water if you looked at it from an angle explain why or why not
i need help understanding
a clear plastic cube, with exactly the same index of refraction as water is placed in a container of water, would you be able to see the plastic cube in the water if you looked at it from an angle explain why or why not
i need help understanding
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Answered by
Damon
Google Snell's law. They always show that particular picture :) Perhaps google spear fishing as well
in the second question, something with the same color and index of refraction does not bend or reflect or anything and is invisible.
in the second question, something with the same color and index of refraction does not bend or reflect or anything and is invisible.
Answered by
Damon
http://sciencelearn.org.nz/Contexts/Light-and-Sight/Teaching-and-Learning-Approaches/Investigating-refraction-and-spearfishing
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