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If the reflected ray makes an angle of 60° with the normal, what angle must the incident ray make with the normal?

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Answered by shoyebahmedknrp6m4gm
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Answered by franktheruler
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By the snells, law the reflected ray is equals to the incident ray. So the angle of the incident ray is 60 degree.

Incident ray is the ray which strikes a media.

Reflected ray is the ray which is reflected after incidence.

By the snells law angle i=angle r.

Normal is a imaginary line separating the incident and the reflected ray.


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