why does the incident ray reflect back on the same path in the concave mirror?
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because it is passing through center of curvature
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where it is passed on normal
where angle of incidence and angle of reflection is equal to 0
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you learned that angle of incidence = angle of reflection
and angles are measured with the normal , right
for spherical mirror any line passing through the the centre of curvature becomes a normal, because its the centre of the sphere from which mirror is cut.
so any ray passing through centre of curvature has angle of incidence as 0° so it retraces its path to make angle of reflection 0°
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