The reflective surface is given by y=2 s...

The reflective surface is given by `y=2 sinx`. The reflective surface is facing positive axis. What is the least value of coordinate of the point where a ray parallel to positive `x`-axis becomes parallel to positive `y` -axis after reflection?

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