For a corner reflector to be effective, its surfaces must
Chapter 26, Problem 16P(choose chapter or problem)
Problem 16P
For a corner reflector to be effective, its surfaces must be precisely perpendicular. Suppose the surfaces of a comer reflector left on the Moon’s surface by the Apollo astronauts formed a 90.001° angle with each other. If a laser beam is bounced back to Earth from this reflector, how far (in kilometers) from its starting point will the reflected beam strike Earth? For simplicity, assume the beam reflects h-om only two sides of the reflector, and that it strikes the first surface at precisely 45°.
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