A classical mechanics problem by Md Zuhair

We can see the diffused reflection like this

Does that break second law of reflection?

Yes No Cannot be determined

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2 solutions

Tapas Mazumdar
Mar 18, 2017

No . This does not violate the second law of reflection.

As one can see from the above picture, at any point on such a surface a tangent can be drawn and the incident and reflected ray, as well as the normal will lie in one plane at each and every particular point . Furthermore, even the first law of reflection is not violated as angle of incidence is the same as angle of reflection.

Ya good solution, but you have to point wise tell the laws of reflection and then disprove the statement by each law.

Leave the 1st law, focus on the second one,

Md Zuhair - 4 years, 1 month ago
Joy Patel
Mar 29, 2017

Theese 2 laws of reflection are universal.Here it is just that it occurs accordingly at all the curved surfaces thus emerging rays are non-parallel.

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