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Q5.Can we see an object if a incident ray of light
that strikes its surface is not reflected back?why

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We can"t see our image on a cardboard because cardboard"s surface is rough and the reflection occurring on uneven surface is irregular reflection. So, the rays, after reflection, move to different directions.

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Q5.Can we see an object if a incident ray of lightthat strikes its surface is not reflected back?why​

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Q5.Can we see an object if a incident ray of light
that strikes its surface is not reflected back?why