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Reflection

Reflection Reflection – some or all of a wave bounces back into the first medium when hitting a boundary of a second medium When all the wave energy is reflected back instead of being transmitted, it is total reflection If some energy is transmitted and some is reflected, the wave is partially reflected

Reflection

The Law of Reflection Normal – Line perpendicular to the surface of reflection Incident Ray – Light ray going towards surface before reflection Reflected Ray – Light ray going away from surface after reflection Angle of Incidence – angle made by the incident ray and the normal Angle of Reflection – angle made by the reflected ray and the normal θr θi

The Law of Reflection Law of Reflection – the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection are equal Өi = Өr The direction of incidence and reflection is best described by straight-line rays θr θi

Law of Reflection http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM2LjQrwO6g

Mirrors Virtual Image – the point located behind a mirror where light rays appear to converge Your eye cannot tell the difference between an object and its virtual image The image is as far behind a mirror as the object is in front of the mirror

Mirrors Real Image – point in front of a mirror where light rays actually converge

Diffuse Reflection Diffuse Reflection – light incident on a rough surface is reflected in many directions

Reflection of Sound An echo is reflected sound Sound reflects from all surfaces of a room Acoustics is the study of the way sound reflects off of objects in a room Reverberations – Multiple reflections of sound within a room The walls of concert halls are designed to make the reflection of sound diffuse

Reflection of Sound

Lab Time