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A scuba diver is 1.2 m beneath the surface of a still pond of water. At...

A scuba diver is 1.2 m beneath the surface of a still pond of water. At what angle relative to the normal at the surface must the diver shine a beam of light toward the surface in order for a person on a distant bank to be able to see it? The index of refraction for water is 1.33.

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