An object in a denser medium when viewed from a rearer medium appears to be raised.The shift is maximum for which colour of light.

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The shift is maximum for violet light.
Hint: The shift is maximum for violet light because the refractive index of glass is the
most for the violet light and apparent = (real depth)/(refractive index)

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An object in a denser medium when viewed from a rearer medium appears to be raised.The shift is maximum for which colour of light.

The shift is maximum for violet light. Hint: The shift is maximum for violet light because the refractive index of glass is the most for the violet light and apparent = (real depth)/(refractive index)

The shift is maximum for violet light.
Hint: The shift is maximum for violet light because the refractive index of glass is the
most for the violet light and apparent = (real depth)/(refractive index)