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如图所示,用激光器垂直射到平面镜上,将反射光线位置用笔画好.改变平面镜与水平面的

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如图所示,用激光器垂直射到平面镜上,将反射光线位置用笔画好.改变平面镜与水平面的夹角,使它顺时针旋转10°,找出此时的反射光线,并用笔作上记号.量出反射光线相对原来的反射光线旋转的夹角.

(1)你觉得这个夹角会是多少度?为什么?

(2)利用平面镜反射的这一特点能起到的作用是______.

A.放大作用

B.改变光路作用

C.成像

D.缩小作用.

答案:

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