A plane mirror lies horizontally

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Problem

A plane mirror lies horizontally. A light ray strikes it such that the angle between the ray and the mirror surface is (5x−15)∘(5x-15)^{\circ}. After reflection, the angle between the reflected ray and the mirror surface is (2x+45)∘(2x+45)^{\circ}. Find the value of xx and the angle between the incident and the reflected rays. (a) x=20∘, angle=85∘x = 20^{\circ},\ \text{angle} = 85^{\circ} (b) x=9∘, angle=120∘x = 9^{\circ},\ \text{angle} = 120^{\circ} (c) x=20∘, angle=10∘x = 20^{\circ},\ \text{angle} = 10^{\circ} (d) x=20∘, angle=5∘x = 20^{\circ},\ \text{angle} = 5^{\circ}

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