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68. A bird is flying vertically downwards the surface of water of a lake with constant speed. For

a fish inside the water exactly below the bird, the bird appears to be

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Answered by ItzRiya07
0

Answer:

μ be the relative refractive index of the 2 materials,

then

Apparent Height

Real Height

=

μ

1

Thus, the apparent height of the bird will be more when viewed by the fish.

For refraction at plane surface

v

μ

2

=

ω

μ

1

Let x be the height of bird above water For light travelling from bird to fish

μ

1

=1;μ

2

ω=−x

v

μ

=−

x

1

v=−μx

∣v∣=μx>x

Speed of bird=x

Apparent speed of bird=∣v∣

=μx

Explanation:

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2

Answer:

12 centimeter in 2second.

Explanation:

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