You need to specify which oil for a more accurate answer. Most oils have a refractive index near 1.47 So 3 * 108 / 1.47 = 2.04081633 * 108 m/s
cause it travel through plant and oil and through yo momma
I would say the water is quicker Sound travels fastest through more dense materials. Oil is more is less dense than water, meaning that sound travels faster through water than oil.
This is a property of thin films, one thing to remember is that there is some thickness to the oil. When light hits the top surface of the oil, some of the light is reflected and some through the oil and gets refracted and then reflected off the bottom of the oil. This gives of light that is slightly out of phase with the part of light that reflected off the top. Depending on how thick the oil is will affect how out of phase they are. Some of the wavelengths of light will conspire against each other and cancel out. The wavelengths that don't cancel may be in the visual spectrum that you are able to see.
Einstein says that the speed of light is the same to all observers. This raises some interesting problems and his theories of relativity set out to solve them. But that aside, the speed of light is the same in olive oil and a diamond as it is anywhere else.
As long as the light remains in the motor oil, nothing happens to its speed.
air..... ovs.!.
Go to the grocery store.Hold a bottle of olive oil up to the light.If you can see the light through it, there's your answer.
Oil is not spread through air .
Yes
It depends on how fast it was traveling at.
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Because you have low oil pressure. Check your oil. If the level is fine.....well just hope its not. Do it fast too.
cause it travel through plant and oil and through yo momma
Yes, oil can leak through the switch.
You will have dirty oil running through your engine until the light comes on again for an oil change.
busted oil pressure sensor or oil level is already low - add more engine oil. try to fix the leak if the oil drips on a fast rate.
Usually, there will be an oil cooler located on the engine. Oil will travel through the cooler in metal tubes that have thin fins which radiate the heat from the oil to air passing through the cooler.