Question in Attachment Refer to diagram 1.The rectangular solid is made of two blocks of different materials:- The top block (medium 1) has thickness t = 5.7 cm and index of refraction n1 = 1.71- The bottom block (medium 2) has thickness to = 1.69 cm and index of refraction n2 = 2.2Suppose the word PHYSICS is written on the underside of medium 2. From above, you look straight down at the rectangular solid. How deep into the block, in cm, doesthe word appear to be? Diagram 1Airnin2D

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Refer to diagram 1. The rectangular solid is made of two blocks of different materials: - The top block (medium 1) has thickness t1 = 5.7 cm and index of refraction n1 = 1.71 - The bottom block (medium 2) has thickness ty = 1.69 cm and index of refraction n2 = 2.2 Suppose the word PHYSICS is written on the underside of medium 2. From above, you look straight down at the rectangular solid. How deep into the block, in cm, does the word appear to be?

Refer to diagram 1. The rectangular solid is made of two blocks of different materials: - The top block (medium 1) has thickness t1 = 5.7 cm and index of refraction n1 = 1.71 - The bottom block (medium 2) has thickness ty = 1.69 cm and index of refraction n2 = 2.2 Suppose the word PHYSICS is written on the underside of medium 2. From above, you look straight down at the rectangular solid. How deep into the block, in cm, does the word appear to be?

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