What is the material and refrective index (n)according to the figureMaterial AirIndex of Refraction (n)1.00045.0 45.0Material28.1Index of Refraction (n)O a. 1.5, WaterO b. 1.5, GlassO c. 0.66, WaterO d. 0.66, Glass

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Index of Refraction (n)
1.000
45.0 45.0
Material
28.1
Index of Refraction (n)
O a. 1.5, Water
O b. 1.5, Glass
O c. 0.66, Water
O d. 0.66, Glass

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