when we placed in the container of real depth assuming = d
if the container filled with liquid A then its apparent depth d' = 7cm
so the refractive index nA = real depth / apparent depth
= d/7cm = 0.1428d
if the container filled with liquid B then its apparent depth d' = 6cm
so the refractive index nB = real depth / apparent depth
= d/6cm = 0.166d
if the container filled with liquid C then its apparent depth d' = 5cm
so the refractive index nC = real depth / apparent depth
= d/5cm = 0.2d
Since the refractive index is inversely proportional to the apparent depth
then the refractive indices are nC > nB > nA
Answer:
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The main reason for using light years, however, is because the distances we deal with in space are immense. If we stick to miles or kilometers we quickly run into unwieldy numbers just measuring the distance to the nearest star: a dim red dwarf called Proxima Centauri that sits a mere 24,000,000,000,000 miles away!
Explanation:
The answer is C in this question.
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