Physics, asked by shubhenduc12, 11 months ago

a beam of light is too be deviated through 60 degree by use of plane mirror. what must be the angle between the mirror and the direction of incident light?

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Answered by tanujyadav28
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Explanation:

As shown in the figure ,when the incident ray deviates by 60° after refraction means reflected angle makes an angle 30° with the mirror and the other 30°is made with the undeviated light behind the mirror.

As seen from the figure ,but symmetry and due to law of refraction ( angle of incidence is equals to angle of reflection).incident angle makes an angle 30° with the mirror.

angle of incidence=angle of reflection =60°.

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Answered by ReRepeater
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Answer:

When the incident ray deviates by 60° after refraction means reflected angle makes an angle 30° with the mirror and the other 30°is made with the undeviated light behind the mirror.

As seen from the figure ,but symmetry and due to law of refraction ( angle of incidence is equals to angle of reflection).incident angle makes an angle 30° with the mirror.

angle of incidence=angle of reflection =60°.

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