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[InfinityLearn_NEET]

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The incident and reflected rays will always lie on DIFFERENT sides of the normal!

[ningzchannel]

The incident rays and reflected rays always lie on the different sides of the normal

[Mdabdulraheem]

Yes it will because when incident ray will come perpendicular on any surface and normal is in between of <i=<r then reflected rays will also go in same direction

[Pradeep]

Thank you so much this helped me a lot!

[shyamsharma]

The incident rays and the reflected rays lies on the (opposite side) of the normal🎉❤

[purbitasaha]

In case of reflection the rays will always be in the same medium but in refraction the rays are in different mediums. Refraction occurs when the angle of incidence is narrower and when the ray of incidence get towards the 90 degree the refracted ray becomes totally internal angle.


😅this is what I understood. If it is seemed to be wrong then please correct it.❤

[angelamercyjesusslove]

Plz explain how to convert km to m, m to cm, sec to min

[ambadaskatake]

Thank you mam so much 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[jitendrabarange]

Plz explain physics class 10 more plz 🙃🎉

[ningzchannel]

And thank you so much for uploading this video cause it helps me alot🤗

[deepaksingwal]

I think in second law the diagram should have reflection surface rather than mirror

[rajlakshmi]

No the reflection we'll be divegeing

[AmitShukla-sqxx]

I have a question
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Do the laws of reflection works on irregular surfaces?

[adarshmittal]

Why did you stop creating one minute bites?

[thannishthakumar]

no the normal is the line that divides them by being in the Centre

[AGML]

No, incident ray and reflected ray is always lie in the opposite side of the normal.

[ranukameregu]

No they life on different sides of Norma

[anuragupadhyay]

No it does not lie on the same side of the normal

[aidancheung]

I think the diagram used for the 2nd law is wrong as the normal isn't actually perpendicular to the plane while it has to be.

[RahulJeena-dl]

no because normal make a 90. but they can't make