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A fish pond appears to be 1m deep but when vewed vertically above the refractive Index of the Water on the pond is 1.5. calculate the real depth formed​
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A fish pond appears to be 1m deep but when vewed vertically above the refractive Index of the Water on the pond is 1.5. calculate the real depth formed​

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real depth / apparent depth = R.I.

Real depth = 1.5 x 1 = 1.5 m

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