For a given incident ray a plane mirror is turned through 15degree the reflected ray turn through
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15 DEGREES
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ANGLE OF INCIDENCE =ANGLE OF REFLECTION
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For a given incident ray a plane mirror is turned through 15° the reflected ray turn through 30°.
Explanation:
Let the surface of the plane mirror be M and the normal to it be N
Let the angle of incidence be θ, then the angle of reflection is also θ (∵the angle of incidence = angle of reflection )
We know that, when the mirror M is rotated through an angle Φ, the reflected ray follows a deviation of 2θ:-
∴ Φ = 2θ
Given:-
When the plane mirror is turned through 15°, then the reflected ray turns through:
Φ = 2 × 15°
Φ = 30°
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