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    The document shows that the angle of incidence was 15 degrees and the angle of reflection was also 15 degrees, resulting in no error since these values were the same. There was a 0% error rate calculated, confirming that the experiment accurately demonstrated the law that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.

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    The document shows that the angle of incidence was 15 degrees and the angle of reflection was also 15 degrees, resulting in no error since these values were the same. There was a 0% error rate calculated, confirming that the experiment accurately demonstrated the law that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.

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    Reflection

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    Alexa Borge
    The document shows that the angle of incidence was 15 degrees and the angle of reflection was also 15 degrees, resulting in no error since these values were the same. There was a 0% error rate calculated, confirming that the experiment accurately demonstrated the law that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.

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    Reflection

    Angle of incidence = 15°


    Angle of reflection = 15°

    ∠ ∠
    error = R / i x 100
    error = 15° / 15° x 100
    error = 100

    % error = 100 - error


    % error = 100 - 100
    % error = o %

    In conclusion, there is no discrepancy due to our


    dedication for experiments. There are no errors since
    we have the same value for the angle of incidence and
    reflection.

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