At what angle from the vertical does the fish see

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Question: A 1.55-m tall fisherman stands at the edge of a lake, being watched by a suspicious trout that is 3.50 m from the fisherman in the horizontal direction and 45 cm below the surface of the water.

Part A- At what angle from the vertical does the fish see the top of the fisherman's head?

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