Physics, asked by saideekshithyadav, 11 months ago

How can we explain this change in size of lemon
(The in a glass of water appears big than its actual size, when viewed from the side of tumbler)

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Answered by priya1653

Answer:

because of reflection of light

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Answered by gotnwkira

Answer:

Refraction

Explanation:

The refractive index of water is more than air, therefore, when viewed from air, the light rays from the lemon deviate away from the normal, making it appear larger

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How can we explain this change in size of lemon (The in a glass of water appears big than its actual size, when viewed from the side of tumbler)

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How can we explain this change in size of lemon
(The in a glass of water appears big than its actual size, when viewed from the side of tumbler)