Question
Differentiate between regular and diffused reflection. Does diffused reflection mean the failure of the laws of reflection?
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Answer
The differences between regular and diffused reflection are:
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Regular reflection
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Diffused reflection
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Reflection from a smooth surface is called a regular reflection.
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Reflection from a rough surface is called a diffused reflection.
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The reflected rays in regular reflection moves in a parallel direction.
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The reflected rays in diffused reflection moves in random direction.
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For example: Reflection by a plane mirror.
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For example: Reflection by a road surface.
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