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Chapter 34: Q. 7 (page 990)

At what angle 蠒should the laser beam in FIGURE EX34.7 be aimed at the mirrored ceiling in order to hit the midpoint of the far wall?

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Angle aimed at the mirrored ceiling to the mid of the wall,蠒=42掳

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01

Laser

A laser beam is a single-wavelength stream of concentrated, coherent light.

02

Find the angle

5-x3=x1.5蠒=tan-11.51.67

5-x=2x

5=3x

x=53 蠒=42掳

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