Physics, asked by jayantakumarpanda233, 7 months ago

prove r1+r2=alpha (from deviation of light from two mirrors)

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Answered by Anonymous

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hello mate the ans is

A=r 1 +r 2 ,r 1

=r 2

=r

A=2r

(i=e)

δ=i+e−(r 1 +r 2 )

δ=2i−2r=2(i−r)

δ

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