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thanks for that info. but your second point would apply only to small angles. how would i go about measuring the amplitude? also, does it matter which end of the magnet (N or S) is facing the sheet of metal as it moves over it?

Question: Describe what will happen when a magnet suspended in the form of a pendulum is affected by an electrical conductor in close proximity. My working: Lenz's Law states that the emf induced in a conductor will oppose the emf of the change that produced it. Let's say I designed my...

Thanks mr. Rajrendra Lakshmanapathy Bhat... your help has been great. So, from this, I take it you just compare the two angles together (incident & final-reflected rays) and see the angle made between them... So for my second image, the Angle of Deviation is 0*, right? Again, thanks for the help...

So with my first image posted up, if I compare the reflected ray to the incoming ray, Is the angle of deviation 360*? and for the second image is just simply zero*?

If that's the case then, how do I apply that to 2 mirrors? I understand that concept for 1 mirror... But how to apply it to 2, I'm lost.

Homework Statement Hi, my teacher asked me to conduct an experiment on the question "How does the angle of deviation depend upon the angle between two mirrors?" - We weren't given much else on the topic. I know how to find the angle between two mirrors, but finding the angle of deviation of...