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What is the angle between incident and reflected rays in case of normal incidence?

April 26, 2017Case incident Mathematics normal Physics Rays reflected

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What is the angle between incident and reflected rays in case of normal incidence?

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If the incident angle of a ray is exactly normal to a surface there would be no reflection unless the surface was a mirror, then the reflected ray would join with the incident ray but travel in the opposite direction.