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Physics, 09.04.2021 20:30 AgarioEdit

Simon is looking at a can at the angle shown in the diagram below. There is a coin at the bottom of the can.
Suggest why Simon can only see the coin if the can is filled with water
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Simon is looking at a can at the angle shown in the diagram below.

There is a coin at the bottom

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