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Suppose the angle of the mirror relative to the horizontal in the (Figure 1) is θ...

Suppose the angle of the mirror relative to the horizontal in the (Figure 1) is θ = 40 ∘.What angle ϕ does the reflected beam make with the horizontal?

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