The Law Of Reflection. Measuring the angle of incidence and angle of reflection.

[simranmunjal]

Simple, short, crisp and soo useful as welll..

[stevenshackelford]

A picture is worth a thousand words. Great Demo!!

[Kurulus_diaresz]

A very good explanation as well as understanding😉 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[zebra]

beautiful video. I'll show to my kids.

[alexandral.]

Thank you! Just getting ready for my physics lab exam tomorrow and this video has been very helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to make this :)

[kumar.anilvictory]

Excellence is an interior word to describe u... wonderful

[_nidhijungkook_]

Had been struggling really for this at school today, thnks sir

[mohammedlaique]

Thank you so much sir ❤️ you have explained very well 😊 lot's of best wishes for u from India 🇮🇳

[arelyhudson]

Thank you so much that was so helpful!

[adarshyourfriend]

Thank you. Appreciate your time to create this wonderful, simple and short video. Can you also add link of how to get the components used like the nice light box. Thanks again.

[surajjethani]

Wow, Bro you helped me to clear my concept your vids are awsome keep going👌👌😌😃😃

[shravyamanuru]

i have a exam on this chapter tommorow this was so helpfull thank you mr e, wish me luck! :)

[time]

My teacher somehow manage to mess up and said that the angle of the incident wave was the outer part

[howa]

Hmmm.. Nice demonstration. But i wanted to comprehend fermet's principle fully without apprehensions. I just read in IGCSE. Can you tell me what background knowledge i need to understand fermats law?

[ChaewonieYT]

Very nice and informative video but i had a question if the angle of incidence is 45° then what would be the angle of reflection? Would it also be 45° ?

[Rick-ifzb]

My question is this...if an item (let's say a USB charger the plugs into wall outlet) is held on the back side of a piece of paper(any kind) and pressed up against the mirror, how does the mirror see the charger behind the piece of paper? It's quite the illusion.

[VilexerCreators]

This is very good explained expirementally plss make a video on mathematical proof of angle of incidence is equal to angle if refraction

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[sivaramakrishnachakunta]

Awesome idea! but no need to count from normal.