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dezoksy [38]
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andriy [413]4 years ago
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Se llama ángulo de incidencia -i- el formado por el rayo incidente y la normal. La normal es una recta imaginaria perpendicular a la superficie de separación de los dos medios en el punto de contacto del rayo. El ángulo de reflexión -r- es el formado por el rayo reflejado y la normal.

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