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if incident ray and reflected ray remain s perpendicular to each other then find angle of incidence and angle of reflection

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Answered by mridul127bhatt17

Because both the rays remain perpendicular to each other that means that they form an angle of 90 degree.

so,the angle of incidence would be 90 degree and because angle of incidence =angle of reflection by the law of reflection therefore angle of reflection would also be 90 degree

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surJk: would not the angle of incidence be 45 degree

surJk: plz answrr

mridul127bhatt17: no actually not because both of them are perpendicular to each other which means both form an angle of 90 degree individually. Otherwise the total angle would be 180 degree and dividing it by two both the angle of reflection and incidence would be 90 degree

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