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17 November, 19:37

An underwater scuba diver scuba diver looks up to the waters surface she sees a buoy floating on the surface and notes it's location. She then realizes that the buoy could actually be in a different location because she is looking at it from underwater. What is the wave property that best explains this phenomenon?

A) absorption

B) diffraction

C) reflection

D) refraction

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  1. 17 November, 19:42
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    Option (D)

    Explanation:

    The given question is based on the refraction of light.

    Refraction of light is usually defined as the process by which a light wave gets bend or curved or deviated due while changing its medium from a rarer to a denser medium. For example, a ray of light gets bend when it travels from air (rarer medium) to a liquid medium (denser medium).

    This means the velocity of the light or wave decreases when it changes its medium from rarer to a denser medium.

    Thus, the wave property that describes the the given phenomenon is the refraction of light.

    Therefore, the correct answer is option (D).
  2. 17 November, 19:42
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    I think the answer would be refraction.
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