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How Deep Does the Acrylic Bottom Appear Under Water?
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[QUOTE="andrevdh, post: 5489374, member: 35979"] I would rather suggest to use Snell's law and a ray diagram :wink: Draw such a diagram with rays from a point on the bottom surface of the block. These rays are refracted when they pass from the block into the water (ignore the glass) and again as they exit the water surface. These rays will then indicate where the virtual image of the point is located if you extend the rays backwards. [/QUOTE]
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