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6
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Formed in a location where where the rays cannot actually reach.
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8
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Parallel rays bounce off a flat surface, reflected rays remain parallel.
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9
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Equal to angle of reflection.
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10
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An inverted imaged laterally through a reflection.
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11
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Doesn't allow light to pass through (Absorbs or reflects instead).
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13
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Outgoing light ray.
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14
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Used to model the path that light follows.
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15
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Meeting another line, surface, or plane at 90 degrees.
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16
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Parallel rays bounce off a rough surface, reflected rays go in different directions
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18
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Incoming ray
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1
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Allows most light to pass through.
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2
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Allows some light to pass through.
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3
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Reflects light and creates and image of whats in front of it.
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4
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Surface with dimensions, 2D in our case.
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5
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Measured by the acronym SALT.
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7
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Equal to angle of incidence
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12
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Measured with angle of incidence, angle of reflection, and a normal line.
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17
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Incoming light ray.
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19
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A line at the 90 degree angle point between the angle of incidence and angle of reflection.
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20
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These go into our eyes.
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