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What is the angle of incidence and reflection when a ray falls normal?

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Answered by Saurav17539
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Answer: 0 degree

Explanation: because when a ray goes a long normal it reflects back though same normal so both angles are zero

Answered by RapMonster1994
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Normal is the line making 90° angle with a particular point on mirror and angle of incidence and reflection are the angle made ny of light with normal. Here the light ray falls normally, therefore theangle of incidence is following the same path of normal and hence the angle is zero.

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