A fish views outside from depth h inside water of refractive index n, then diameter of circle through which the outer objects become visible is??
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After makig the figure U would get the final relation as
tanthetha = r/h
where thetha is the angle making with height h (perpendicular and the hypertenuse.)
and this angle is also the TIR angle.
Therfore from,
sinthetha = 1/u = ¾
thanthetha = 3/root(7)
and r = 36/root(7)
tanthetha = r/h
where thetha is the angle making with height h (perpendicular and the hypertenuse.)
and this angle is also the TIR angle.
Therfore from,
sinthetha = 1/u = ¾
thanthetha = 3/root(7)
and r = 36/root(7)
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We know that in TIR CASE
Radius=H / whole root of n^2- 1
Were h is height and n is refractive index
But here we have to find diameter then in formula we have to write 2r
And then answer will be @( 2h/ whole root of n^2 -1 )@
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