25 em – liquid light Place a light light bulb at a depth of 25cm in a tub filled with water and completely covered with a disc as shown in the shape. If the water refractive factor is 1.3, if the disk obscures the lamp light, calculate the radius of the disc.

25 em – liquid light Place a light light bulb at a depth of 25cm in a tub filled with water and completely covered with a disc as shown in the shape. If the water refractive factor is 1.3, if the disk obscures the lamp light, calculate the radius of the disc.

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