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Fiona Brooks

21 April, 21:12

When a fisher casts his line into the water, the location where he sees the fish is not actually where the fish is, due to refraction light. given that the index of refraction is higher in water than in air, is the fish actually farther from the fisher or closer compared to where he sees it?

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