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Deviation of Light by a Plane-Mirror Figure 3. The deviation of light is twice the angle of incidence. A ray of light that is incident on to the surface of a plane-mirror is reflected with the angle of incidence equal to the angle of reflection. Suppose that the ray had continued, through the mirror, in a straight line it would make an angle θ with the surface of the mirror. The total angle between the straight-line path and the reflected ray is twice the angle of incidence. This is called the deviation of the light and measures the angle at which the light has strayed from its initial straight-line path. The deviation of a mirror is equal to twice the angle of incidence.

Rotation of Plane-Mirror Figure 3. The angle of reflection is twice the angle of rotation of the mirror. Consider a plane-mirror and a fixed incident ray of light reflecting from the surface at an angle θi. Before the mirror has rotated, the angle of incidence is θ as is the angle of reflection. If the mirror is rotated through an angle φ the normal is rotated by an angle &phi and thus the angle of incidence increases to θ +φ. Therefore, the angle of reflection must also increase by φ to θ+φ The difference between the final angle of reflection and the initial angle of reflection and is 2φ

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