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The incoming vector V=<-3,1> is reflected by the ellipse (2cos(t),Sin(t)) at the point where t=0.9 on...

The incoming vector V=<-3,1> is reflected by the ellipse (2cos(t),Sin(t)) at the point where t=0.9 on the ellipse

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