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Rules of Ray Diagram for Representation of Images Formed

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Rohan strikes a laser beam at an angle of 36° onto a horizontal mirror, as shown below. The angle between the incident and reflected rays would be:

A

54°

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90°

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C

108°

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36°

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The correct option is C 108°
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