Reflection and its Importance

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Reflection and its Importance

The Law of Reflection Angle of incidence = angle of reflection Regardless of surface orientation Measured from normal to surface

2 Types of Reflection Specular reflection Smooth surfaces Mirrors, calm bodies of water

Where you see this happen… Headlight glare on a wet roadway Reflections on water High gloss paint job Windows reflecting the outside world Glossy magazine pages Your bathroom mirror

2 Types of Reflection Diffuse reflection Rough surfaces Clothing, paper, roads

Examples…

Examples…

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