What angle will be formed if the Incident Ray and the Reflected ray are falling on the normal which is perpendicular to the mirror surface ?

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Angle of incidence = Angle of reflection = zero degree

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Ans: as the incident ray is zero degree the reflected ray will also be reflected at the same angle which is at zero degree along the normal

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