Physics, asked by jeevanand626, 3 months ago

*The direction of a reflected ray is:*

1️⃣ towards the normal drawn at the point of incidence
2️⃣ towards the plane of reflection
3️⃣ towards any direction
4️⃣ away from the plane of reflection​

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Answered by sureshchandramishrah
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Answered by manasa200711
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Answer:

If Ri is parallel to the normal then Rr = N, that is, the reflected ray is in the opposite direction to the incident ray. If the incident ray is perpendicular to the normal then it is unaffected, Rr = Ri, this is a glancing ray.

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