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When a light ray strikes a surface separating two media with different optical properties, part of the light energy is reflected back to the media where it coming from. When light strikes a perfectly reflecting surface, such a mirror for example, all the light energy is reflected.
We first look at the vocabulary used to describe the reflection of light.
The surface separating the two media is called the interface or boundary.
The point at which the incident ray strikes the interface is called the point of incidence.
i is the angle made by the incident ray and the normal to the interface and is called the angle of incidence.
r is the angle made by the reflected ray and the normal to the interface and is called the angle of reflection.
(1) The incident light ray, the reflected light ray and the normal to the interface at the point of incidence make a plane called the plane of incidence
(2) The angle of incidence and the angle of reflection have the same size.