Need help with #4 4)Use Figure below to show how parallel rays of light will reflect from the surface of the circular-shapedcurved mirror. Draw at least three Incoming rays parallel to the axis. The angles of incidence andreflection must be measured with respect to the normal to the surface, which means you mustconstruct it for each example ray, Recall that for a circular curve, the normal to the tangent at any pointalong the circumference passes through the center of the circle!R

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4)Use Figure below to show how parallel rays of light will reflect from the surface of the curved mirror. Draw at least three incoming rays parallel to the axis. The angles of incid reflection must be measured with respect to the normal to the surface, which means y construct it for each example ray. Recall that for a circular curve, the normal to the tang

4)Use Figure below to show how parallel rays of light will reflect from the surface of the curved mirror. Draw at least three incoming rays parallel to the axis. The angles of incid reflection must be measured with respect to the normal to the surface, which means y construct it for each example ray. Recall that for a circular curve, the normal to the tang

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Chapter9: Optics

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