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Geometrical optics question.
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[QUOTE="drvrm, post: 5488549, member: 527528"] i think you can use the relation ship between real depth of an abject and apparent depth of the same object related to ratio of the refractive indices of the medium. as the bottom is being viewed vertically so one can take paraxial rays close to the vertical and extend the emergent ray below to find the apparent position of the image. what will be depth of the acrylic slab when viewed from water? and what will be the depth of this image when viewed from above -the water surface? [/QUOTE]
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