Physics, asked by ramsrioct, 1 year ago

what is the normal according to physics

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Answered by nandankir07

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Normal refers to the compenent existing exactly perpendicular with the reference component

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Answered by aj087981

Answer:A normal is the imaginary perpendicular line formed between the incident ray and reflected ray. it is formed on the point of incidence

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