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In the diagram, the coin is just out of ...

In the diagram, the coin is just out of sight. If water is poured into the metal can, the coin will

A

Become visible

B

Appear smaller

C

Not be visible

D

Float to the surface.

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The correct Answer is:
A

The refraction of light occurs as it passes from water to air. Hence, the coin appears a little raised and becomes visible.
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