"what shape are the pebble-sized particles that make up the rock?"

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The shape of which the pebble sized particles that makes up the rock is more of a rounded shape as they are bits and in circular formation, depicting it to be more rounder in which are particles that is made up in a rock. They can be in pebble sized or much more smaller than that when in bits.

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The pictures are not attached, therefore, I cannot give a specific choice.
However, I will try to help you out.

The angle of incidence is defined as the angle formed between the ray of light and the normal to the surface that the ray is falling on.

The angle of incidence can be shown in the attached image.

Therefore, for your question, choose the image on which the above description applies.

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