Physics, asked by gamingboy2888, 4 months ago

the angle between the incident ray and mirror is equal to the angle between the _____ ray and mirror

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Answered by Kristy12

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The normal line makes a 90 degree angle with the mirror surface. The incident ray divides this 90 degree angle into two smaller angles - the angle of incidence and the angle between the mirror surface and the incident ray. The sum of these angle measures is equal to 90 degrees

Answered by tanyadash

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the angle between the incident ray and mirror is equal to the angle between the incident ray and mirror

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