If the light is traveling straight up, then it hits the interface (surface
or boundary) between water and air perpendicularly (90° to the surface).
This direction is the direction of the 'normal' to the surface. So the
angle of incidence is zero, and that means the angle of refraction is
also zero. The light just keeps going in the same direction when it
emerges into the air, and is not bent.
However, its speed increases in air, and that means its wavelength
also becomes longer than it was in the water.
Answer:
the body has linear acceleration, but cannot rotate
Explanation:
Let's analyze the system
If the torque is zero, the two forces are the same magnitude, but applied to each side of the body in such a way that the torque cancels the punch of the other. Therefore the body cannot turn
The two forces go in the same direction so the object can have linear acceleration
The object is at rest because it has a force in the same direction, but in the opposite direction.
therefore the correct answer is:
the body has linear acceleration, but cannot rotate
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