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When parallel beam of light strikes the smooth surface it produces parallel

Answer 1

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When parallel beam of light/incident ray strikes the smooth surface it produces parallel reflected rays or causes regular reflection.



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Answer 2

When a parallel light beam hits a smooth, flat surface, the reflected rays will likewise be parallel.

What is light reflection?

• When a light beam strikes a polished, smooth surface and bounces back, it is known as light reflection.
• After striking the surface, the incident light rays reflect off of it.
• The ray that bounces back is known as the reflected ray.
• Light (and other electromagnetic radiation) waves will bounce off a surface and return to space when they come into touch with a surface or other boundary that does not absorb the radiation's energy.
• There are three categories of reflection: glossy, specular, and diffuse.
• When light strikes a smooth surface, it bounces back at the same angle.
• Reflected light rays move in the same direction for a smooth surface.
• The term for this is specular reflection.
• Rays of light that are reflected off of a rough surface disperse in all directions.

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