. A15-cm-deep opaque container is empty except for a single coin resting on its bottom surface. When looking into the container at a viewing angle of 50° relative to the vertical side of the container, you see nothing on the bot- tom. When the container is filled with water, you see the coin (from the same viewing angle) on the bottom of, and just beyond, the side of the container. (See Fig. 22.24.) How far is the coin from the side of the container?

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TABLE 22.1 Indices of Refraction (at A = 590 nm)*
Substance
Air
1.000 29
Water
1.33
Ice
1.31
Ethyl alcohol
Fused quartz
1.36
1.46
Human eye
1.336–1.406
Polystyrene
1.49
Oil (typical value)
1.50
Glass (by type)*
1.45–1.70
crown
1.52
flint
1.66
Zircon
1.92
Diamond
2.42
*One nanometer (nm) is 10-9 m.
*Crown glass is a soda-lime silicate glass; flint glass is a lead-alkali silicate
glass. Flint glass is more dispersive than crown glass (Section 22.5).
Transcribed Image Text:TABLE 22.1 Indices of Refraction (at A = 590 nm)* Substance Air 1.000 29 Water 1.33 Ice 1.31 Ethyl alcohol Fused quartz 1.36 1.46 Human eye 1.336–1.406 Polystyrene 1.49 Oil (typical value) 1.50 Glass (by type)* 1.45–1.70 crown 1.52 flint 1.66 Zircon 1.92 Diamond 2.42 *One nanometer (nm) is 10-9 m. *Crown glass is a soda-lime silicate glass; flint glass is a lead-alkali silicate glass. Flint glass is more dispersive than crown glass (Section 22.5).
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0. A 15-cm-deep opaque container is empty except for a
single coin resting on its bottom surface. When looking
into the container at a viewing angle of 50° relative to the
vertical side of the container, you see nothing on the bot-
tom. When the container is filled with water, you see the
coin (from the same viewing angle) on the bottom of, and
just beyond, the side of the container. (See Fig. 22.24.)
How far is the coin from the side of the container?
Transcribed Image Text:39. 0. A 15-cm-deep opaque container is empty except for a single coin resting on its bottom surface. When looking into the container at a viewing angle of 50° relative to the vertical side of the container, you see nothing on the bot- tom. When the container is filled with water, you see the coin (from the same viewing angle) on the bottom of, and just beyond, the side of the container. (See Fig. 22.24.) How far is the coin from the side of the container?
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