O₂ = 0x=608. Use the information below to answer parts a-b.In the images below, the reflected wave is darker (in theforeground) and the incident wave is lighter (in the background).The reflecting surface is the bottom of the image. Remember: theray is perpendicular to the wave.a) In the image above, use a ruler/straight edge to draw:i.(3)A dotted line to represent the position of the normalA dashed arrow to represent the incident rayA solid arrow to represent the reflected ray(1) b) Using a protractor, determine the angles of incidence and reflection.ii.iii.ⒸADLC All Rights Reserved (2022)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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