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Two plane mirrors are inclined in such a way that a ray of light which is parallel to one of the mirrors becomes parallel to the other mirror after two successive reflection.

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Answered by meghana1308
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On second mirror ray of light retraces its path

On second mirror ray of light retraces its path ⇒ ray of light falls normally on the second mirror

On second mirror ray of light retraces its path ⇒ ray of light falls normally on the second mirrori.e., b=90

On second mirror ray of light retraces its path ⇒ ray of light falls normally on the second mirrori.e., b=90a=90−r1 =60

On second mirror ray of light retraces its path ⇒ ray of light falls normally on the second mirrori.e., b=90a=90−r1 =60θ=180−(b+a)

On second mirror ray of light retraces its path ⇒ ray of light falls normally on the second mirrori.e., b=90a=90−r1 =60θ=180−(b+a)=30 degrees

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Answered by hello4434w
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