Science, asked by ravneetkaur67, 10 months ago

in a mirror if the reflected ray is reversed and becomes a new instance tree where do you think the corresponding new reflected ray would be​

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the previous incident ray will be the new reflected ray .

as angle of incident is always equal to angle of reelection in mirror.

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