Q

What is the angle of incidence of a ray travelling along the principal axis of a convex mirror?

RRB Group-D 24/08/2022 / Shift-I 2022
✓ Answer: A 0°
The principal axis is normal to the mirror at the pole, so the angle of incidence is zero.
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