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You come across a mysterious pond of an unknown liquid during your normal work day (lucky you). being curious, you submerge an upright large stick into the liquid. you note that 1.5 m of the stick is submerged. although you are holding the stick out 21 cm in front of you, the bottom of the stick appears 31 cm away. what is the mysterious liquid’s index of refraction?

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