What is difference between diffused and regular reflection?
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Diffused or irregular reflection occurs when the beam of light falls on a rough surface, like the surface of a wall, so the light rays are reflected back in a scattered manner.
Regular reflection occurs when a parallel beam of light falls on a smooth surface, like a plane mirror, so the light rays are reflected back parallel to each other.
Regular reflection occurs when a parallel beam of light falls on a smooth surface, like a plane mirror, so the light rays are reflected back parallel to each other.
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Regular Reflection:
- When parallel rays of light fall on a smooth surface, they are reflected as parallel rays only. This is called regular reflection
- It is also called specular reflection
- It leads to the formation of an image
- For example, the image formed by a plane mirror.
Diffused Reflection:
- When parallel rays of light fall upon an irregular surface, they are reflected into all the directions. This is called diffused reflection
- It is also called irregular reflection
- It enables us to view different objects present in our environment.
- For example, the reflection of rays of light through a wall.
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