Consider two mirrors making an angle e with each other. A light ray, reflected from mirror M1 hits mirror M2, as shown in the figure. If a = 110°, then the value of e is: M1 70° a e = ? M2 O e = 65° O e = 55° O e = 70° %3D

Consider two mirrors making an angle e with each other. A light ray, reflected from mirror M1 hits mirror M2, as shown in the figure. If a = 110°, then the value of e is: M1 70° a e = ? M2 O e = 65° O e = 55° O e = 70° %3D

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Consider two mirrors making an
angle e with each other. A light ray,
reflected from mirror M1 hits mirror
M2, as shown in the figure. If a = 110°,
then the value of e is:
М,
70°
a
e = ?
M2
e = 65°
%3D
О ө-55°
e = 70°
e = 50°
e = 60°

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