As shown in the figure, the angle between two plane mirrors (M, and M,) is 125°. If the incident ray strikes mirror M, with an angle of incidence e, = 59°, determine the angle of reflection 8,, for mirror M,. M2 125 M

As shown in the figure, the angle between two plane mirrors (M, and M,) is 125°. If the incident ray strikes mirror M, with an angle of incidence e, = 59°, determine the angle of reflection 8,, for mirror M,. M2 125 M

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

Section26.2: Images Formed By Spherical Mirrors

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As shown in the figure, the angle between two plane mirrors (M, and M,) is 125°. If the incident ray strikes mirror M, with an angle of incidence 0, = 59°, determine the angle of reflection 0,, for mirror M,.
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