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Answered by rituaggarwal0901
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1st part is the answer.

Answered by Anonymous
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9. Identify the incident ray and reflected ray.

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O PO : OQ

O QO : OP

O None of these

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● PO : OQ ( Option A )

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  • In option A ,it is saying that PO ( incident ray ) is equal to the OQ ( reflected ray )

  • According to 2nd law of reflection, we can conclude that incident ray and reflected ray are always equal. So, at the spot option C ( None of these will not be correct.)

  • In option A and option B , now we also know that incident ray first strikes and then the reflected ray reflects. So, Option B (QO : OP) will not be right.

  • Left Option A which will be correct.

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  • Incident ray - The ray of light that strikes the surface is called incident ray.

  • Reflected ray - The ray of light which reflects back after the incident ray strikes is called reflected ray.

  • Normal - The line to the point where light strikes is called normal.

  • Angle of incidence  i - The angle between incident ray and normal.

  • Angle of reflection  r - The angle between reflected ray and normal.

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