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Which statement is true about how objects appear to bend that are partially submerged in water?
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Which statement is true about how objects appear to bend that are partially submerged in water?

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Light refracts in the water that make the object which is partially submerged appear bent when it is really not? Is that what you're going for?
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it is because of the phenomenon of refraction. in this object seems to a partially submerged when medium changes ( due to its density )
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