the radical of the surd √3 3√4. 5√3
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I hope it is usefulWe know that angle of incidence and angle of reflection both are measured from normal which is perpendicular to the plane.
Let,
Angle of incidence =i
Angle of reflection =r
Normal ON is perpendicular to plane.
So, angle of incidence, i=90
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−30
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=60
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We know that angle of incidence=angle of reflection
So, angle of incidence=angle of reflection =60
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Hence, angle between incident ray(AO) and reflected ray(OB) is =i+r=60
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+60
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=120
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