Because of refraction a fish in the water appears
A)nearer the surface.
B)deeper in the water.
C)at its actual depth.

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Refraction of light at the air-water interface causes a change in the direction of light rays. Therefore, any object viewed through the surface of water appears to be displaced from its actual position. This effect is called apparent depth. As a result, a fish in the water appears to be closer to the surface than its actual depth.

Because of Refraction a Fish in the Water Appears