Suppose that in the situation of Example 34.7 of Section 34.3 (see Fig. 34.26) a vertical arrow

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Suppose that in the situation of Example 34.7 of Section 34.3 (see Fig. 34.26) a vertical arrow 2.00 m tall is painted on the side of the pool beneath the water line. According to the calculations in the example, this arrow would appear to the person shown in Fig. 34.26 to be 1.50 m long. But the discussion following Eq. (34.13) states that the magnification for a plane refracting surface is m = 1, which suggests that the arrow would appear to the person to be 2.00 m long. How can you resolve this apparent contradiction?


Fig.34.26

n = 1.00 (air) n. = 1.33 (water)


Eq 34.13

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University Physics with Modern Physics

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Authors: Hugh D. Young, Roger A. Freedman

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