4.9* A beam of light strikes mirror-1 and then mirror-2 in Fig. P.4.9.Determine angles 0,1 and 0,2.500, Going from A to B to C oitooltenoowisdW 30% Sri bris anoton S.DLAMirror-19 brs/0,1oisbi as baseMirror-2wordCOLA DI SIOSUP40 signs as 1976sig bas ifPredaj dopline jedi muinsup day?onsof ws. I e'lly45°me 2 mois asbonimensy URoupser0₁210 140 200 10inos bluow tida olsa

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4.9* A beam of light strikes mirror-1 and then mirror-2 in Fig. P.4.9.
Determine angles 0,1 and 0,2.500, Going from A to B to C

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W 30% Sri bris anoton S.DLA
Mirror-19 brs
/0,1
oisbi as base
Mirror-2
word
COLA DI SIOSUP
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pline jedi muinsup day?
ons
of ws. I e'lly
45°
me 2 mois as
bonimensy URoupser
0₁2
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da olsa

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