Parallel rays falling on rough surface will produce rays wich are
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on rough surface the ray cannot reflects
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Parallel rays falling on rough surface will produce rays which are
- Diffuse reflection causes a group of parallel rays to disperse randomly in all directions. Diffuse reflection causes a group of parallel rays to disperse randomly in all directions.
- When parallel light beams strike a smooth surface, they all reflect at the same angle, creating reflection. a type of reflection that happens when parallel light beams strike a rough surface and each one reflects differently.
- Divergent rays are the name given to the light rays that are not parallel to one another and radiate out from a point. A parallel beam of light is a group of rays that are perpendicular to one another.
- Lines in a plane that are consistently spaced apart are known as parallel lines. Parallel lines don't cross each other.
- When the incident rays are parallel to one another in diffused reflection, the reflected rays are not parallel to one another. When the incident rays are parallel to one another in diffused reflection, the reflected rays are not parallel to one another.
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