The figure below shows light reflecting off two mirrors (M₁ and M₂) that are at right angles to each other. Also shown are the angles of incidence (01i and 021) and reflection (01r and 02r) for light reflected off both mirrors. M₂ a 0₁₁ Loir ○ α = 02r 0₂0 M₂ (a) Determine the angle that the incident ray makes with M₁ (the angle marked a in the diagram) in terms of other angles given. © a = π/2 – 021 o α = 01r α = 01i α = π/2 - 02r (b) Determine the orientation of the final reflected ray relative to the incoming ray. o The two rays converge. o The two rays are parallel to each other. o The two rays diverge.

The figure below shows light reflecting off two mirrors (M₁ and M₂) that are at right angles to each other. Also shown are the angles of incidence (01i and 021) and reflection (01r and 02r) for light reflected off both mirrors. M₂ a 0₁₁ Loir ○ α = 02r 0₂0 M₂ (a) Determine the angle that the incident ray makes with M₁ (the angle marked a in the diagram) in terms of other angles given. © a = π/2 – 021 o α = 01r α = 01i α = π/2 - 02r (b) Determine the orientation of the final reflected ray relative to the incoming ray. o The two rays converge. o The two rays are parallel to each other. o The two rays diverge.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Author:Katz, Debora M.

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Chapter38: Refraction And Images Formed By Refraction

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