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Physics, 22.09.2019 00:30 grumpygirl0720

Alarge fish and a small cat stare at each other from either side of a flat vertical aquarium wall. each is 20 cm long from nose (closest to the glass) to tail (farthest from the glass), and each has its nose 10 cm from the glass. a) to the fish, how far does the cat's nose look to be from the glass? b) to the cat, how far does the fish's nose look to be from the glass? c) to the fish, how long does the cat look? d) to the cat, how long does the fish look? is thin enough to be ignored; you can treat this as an air/water interface. hint: to determine "where" a point appears to be, you must trace multiple rays emanating out from it, figure out how they refract, and then trace back to where the refracted rays seem to be diverging from.

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