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Reflections: Rays and Real Things

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Light bounces and forms images

by Saima Javed
1

What does the law of reflection state about the angle of incidence and reflection on a plane mirror?

2

Which object best demonstrates a specular reflection?

3

In a ray diagram, what is drawn to show the direction of incoming light?

4

What happens to a light ray when it hits a smooth mirror surface at a specific angle?

5

Which everyday surface typically produces diffuse reflection rather than a clear image?

6

If the angle of incidence is 30°, what is the angle of reflection from a plane mirror?

7

Which pair correctly describes the incident and reflected rays at the mirror surface?

8

Which scenario shows a real-world example of light reflection?

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