You’re standing in waist-deep water with your eyes 0.52 m m above the surface. A fish is swimming 0.65 m below the surface. Your line of sight to the fish makes a 45 ∘ angle with the water’s surface. Part A How far (horizontally) from you is the fish?

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Answer:

Required horizontal distance is 0.9279 meters

Explanation:

The situation is represented in the attached figure

The horizontal distance can be seen to be equal to

[tex]H=H_{1}+H_{2}[/tex]

In the upper triangle we have

[tex]tan(45^{o})=\frac{0.52m}{H_{1}}\\\\\therefore 1=\frac{0.52}{H_{1}}\\\\\therefore H_{1}=0.52m[/tex]

Now the angle [tex]\lambda[/tex] can be calculated using Snell's law

By snell's Law we have

[tex]\mu _{1}sin(\theta _{1})=\mu _{2}sin(\theta _{2})[/tex]

Since light comes from air thus [tex]\mu _{1}=1[/tex]

Light enter's the water thus we have [tex]\mu _{2}=1.33[/tex]

Applying values we calculate [tex]\lambda[/tex] as

[tex]1\times sin(45^{o})=1.33sin(\lambda _{r})\\\\\lambda _{r}=sin^{-1}(\frac{sin(45^{o})}{1.33})\\\\\lambda _{r}=32.11^{o}[/tex]

Now in the attached figure we have

[tex]tan(90-\lambda _{r})=\frac{0.65}{H_{2}}\\\\\therefore tan(90-32.11)=\frac{0.65}{H_{2}}[/tex]

Solving for [tex]H_{2}[/tex] we get

[tex]H_{2}=\frac{0.65}{tan(90-32.11)}\\\\H_{2}=0.408m[/tex]

thus the required horizontal distance is  [tex]0.52+0.408=0.927m[/tex]

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