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When light strikes a surface and bounces back
Material of object and surface texture (rough or smooth)
Light scatters in all directions from rough surface
Light reflects in predictable manner from smooth surface
Light ray that strikes the mirror surface
Imaginary line at right angles to mirror at point of incidence
Angle between incident ray and normal
Incident ray, normal, reflected ray lie in same plane
Angle of incidence = angle of reflection (∠i=∠r\angle i = \angle r∠i=∠r)
Image where no light actually travels behind mirror
Same distance behind mirror as object is in front
Image reversed left-to-right in mirror
Drivers see it correctly in rear-view mirrors (lateral inversion)
Uses two plane mirrors to see over/around obstacles
Over 3000°C using parabolic mirrors
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