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Light incident on a lake surface is partly reflected and partly refracted. How is the reflected ray different from the incident ray?

Light incident on a lake surface is partly reflected and partly refracted. How is the reflected ray different from the incident ray?
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Light incident on a lake surface is partly reflected and partly refracted. How is the reflected ray different from the incident ray?

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It is slightly dimmer because some energy is refracted into the water.
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User Sebastian Fox
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plato student here, i just need the answer.

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