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the angle of incidence is always __to angle of reflection​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The ange of incidence is always equal to the angle reflection.

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  • When a plane mirror is tilted to an angle θ, the reflected ray rotates through .
  • In case of normal incidence, the reflected ray of light retraces its path. Angle of deviation is 180° there.
  • When two mirrors are kept at an angle θ, a ray of light falling to one them suffers net deviation of (360° - 2θ).
  • In case of no. of image formation:
  1. (360°/θ) is even, then no. of images formed = 360°/θ - 1.
  2. (360°/θ) is odd, and the obj. is kept symmetrically then no. of images formed = 360°/θ - 1.
  3. (360°/θ) is even, then no. of images formed = 360°/θ if obj. is not placed symmetrically.
  • Normal makes a right angle with the plane.
Answered by kd2832005
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Answer:

The angle of incidence is always equal to angle of reflection.

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