A kitchen has twin side-by-side sinks. One sink isfilled with water, the other i

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A kitchen has twin side-by-side sinks. One sink isfilled with water, the other is empty.

A.) Does the sink with water appear to be deeper,shallower, or the same depth as the empty sink? deeper shallower the same depth
B.) Choose the best explanationfrom among the following:
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
A kitchen has twin side-by-side sinks. One sink isfilled with water, the other is empty.
Does the sink with water appear to be deeper,shallower, or the same depth as the empty sink? deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth deeper shallower the same depth
B.) Choose the best explanationfrom among the following:
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
Choose the best explanationfrom among the following:
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
The sinks are identical, and therefore have thesame depth. This doesn't change by putting water in one ofthem. The sink with water appears deeper because youhave to look through the water to see the bottom.
Water bends the light, making an object underthe water appear to be closer to the surface. Thus the water-filledsink appears shallower.
deeper shallower the same depth

Explanation / Answer

   a.   shallower

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