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What should be the angle between the two mirrors so that, whatever may be the angle of incidence, the incident ray and the reflected ray from the two mirrors will be parallel to each other?

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45o
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75o
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90o
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120o
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Solution

The correct option is C 90o
Let the angle between mirrors be θ, then

Deviation δ=1802i1+1802i2

=3602(i1+i2)

For the resultant ray to be parallel, δ should be 1800

3602(i1+i2)=1800

(i1+i2)=900

From the geometry of figure,
90i1+90i2+θ=180

i1+i2=θ

Hence, angle between the mirror should be 900.

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