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A coin is placed at the bottom of a tin ...

A coin is placed at the bottom of a tin can. Move your eyes until the coin is just out of sight (see diagram). Keep your eyes in this position while someone pours water gradually into the tin can. What would you observe ? Explain your observation.

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