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We use the lens eqn 1/s + 1/s' = 2/R and M = -s'/s...Here s = 27.0 cm
So
s' = -M*s = -0.013*27.0 cm = -0.351 cm
Now
2/R = (1/27 + 1/(-0.351)) = -2.812
Therefore
R = 2/-2.812
R = -0.711 cm
Radius of curvature, R = -7.11 mm
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App.depth = (real depth) / (ref.index) = 56.0cm / 1.309
App.depth = 42.78 cm below the upper surface of ice
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