A fish outside water will see better if it has goggles that are
A)tinted blue.
B)hemispheres.
C)filled with water.
D)extremely shiny.
E)none of these

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When light passes from water into air, it bends, creating an effect called refraction. This can distort the image that a fish sees when it jumps out of water. If the goggles are filled with water, the light will pass through them and into the fish's eye without significant refraction, allowing for a clearer image. Tinted lenses or shiny surfaces would not have a significant impact on this refraction. Hemispheres may help with creating a larger field of vision, but would not address the refraction problem.

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