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What does the term 'reflection of light' refer to?
What does the term 'reflection of light' refer to?
- The bending of light
- The absorption of light
- The bouncing back of light from a surface (correct)
- The splitting of light
What is a necessary condition for light reflection to occur?
What is a necessary condition for light reflection to occur?
- A dark surface
- A transparent medium
- A source of light
- An opaque surface (correct)
What is a common example of light reflection?
What is a common example of light reflection?
- Rainbow formation
- Looking at oneself in the mirror (correct)
- Seeing an object in the dark
- Seeing a mirage
What phenomenon occurs when light bounces off a surface?
What phenomenon occurs when light bounces off a surface?
What is the opposite of light absorption?
What is the opposite of light absorption?
Which of these is not involved in the reflection of light?
Which of these is not involved in the reflection of light?
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Reflection of Light
Reflection of Light
The bouncing back of light from a surface.
Condition for Reflection
Condition for Reflection
An opaque surface that light cannot pass through.
Mirror Reflection
Mirror Reflection
Seeing your image when looking in a mirror.
Definition of Reflection
Definition of Reflection
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Reflection vs Absorption
Reflection vs Absorption
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Factors NOT in Reflection
Factors NOT in Reflection
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Study Notes
Reflection of Light
- Refers to the bouncing back of light waves when they hit a surface.
- Can occur with various surfaces, influencing how we perceive objects and colors.
Necessary Condition for Light Reflection
- A surface must be present for light reflection to happen; this surface can be smooth or rough, affecting the quality of the reflection.
Common Example of Light Reflection
- A mirror serves as a classic example, illustrating how light reflects to form clear images.
Phenomenon of Light Bouncing Off Surfaces
- Known as reflection, this process can lead to various types of reflections, including specular (smooth surfaces) and diffuse (rough surfaces).
Opposite of Light Absorption
- Light transmission is considered the opposite, where light passes through a material instead of being absorbed or reflected.
Not Involved in Light Reflection
- Refraction is not involved in the reflection of light; it refers to the bending of light as it passes through different media.
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