You (height of your eyes above the water, h = 1.80 m) are standing 2.00 m from the edge of a 2.50-m-deep swimming pool (Figure 1). You notice chat you can barely see your cell phone, which went missing a few minutes before, on the bottom of the pool. The index of refraction of water at this emperature is 1.333. Part A How far from the side of the pool is your cell phone? Express your answer with the appropriate units. HA ? d = 1.841 Submit Previous Answers Request Answer
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![You (height of your eyes above the water,
h = 1.80 m) are standing 2.00 m from the edge of a
2.50-m-deep swimming pool (Figure 1). You notice
that you can barely see your cell phone, which went
missing a few minutes before, on the bottom of the
pool. The index of refraction of water at this
temperature is 1.333.
Part A
How far from the side of the pool is your cell phone?
Express your answer with the appropriate units.
?
d = 1.841
m
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