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A fish in an aquarium approaches the lef...

A fish in an aquarium approaches the left wall at a rate of `3ms^(-1)` observes a fly approaching it at `8ms^(-1)`. If the refractive index of water is `(4//3)`, find the actual velocity of the fly.

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