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A little help with Physics homework?

I have summer homework for my 9th grade Physics class. I did this whole science experiment wrong, and i just tried to redo it. See, what I have to do is pour 300mL of water, vegetable oil, and white vinegar into three glasses, and place a pencil in each glass at the same angle. Then I used a protractor to measure the angle of refraction for each liquid. Do these results appear to be accurate?

water bent --7.5 degrees,

white vinegar --9 degrees

vegetable oil- -14 degrees

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Possible, vinger and water have quite close figures. It helps to draw a diagram rather than using your naked eye.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Speed = wavelength x frequency speed = 12m x 8s speed = 96m/s (d)

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