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A flashlight is shined against the mirror at the angle of incident of 27 degrees * At what angle from the normal would you be able to see this light?
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A flashlight is shined against the mirror at the angle of incident of 27 degrees * At what angle from the normal would you be able to see this light?

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at an angle of 42° from the surface of the mirror. What angle does the reflected ray make with the normal Ans. 42° 2. A ray of light hits a mirror at 27° from the normal.

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