Question

One last question,

How is refraction different from reflection?

The angle of reflection is always equal to the angle of incidence.

Light travels at a different speed after it is reflected.

Refraction occurs only within the same medium.

The angle of reflection is measured from the flat surface rather than from the normal.

Answer 1

from prior knowledge i think A is true, however not sure if it actually answers the question

Answer 2

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from prior knowledge i think A is true, however not sure if it actually answers the question
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I suppose it's correct, because reflection only depends on angle of incidence.

For refraction, refractive indices are in the equation.

Answer 3

B is incorrect because the speed of light is dependent on wavelength and frequency.

C is incorrect as refraction occurs at the interface of media

D is incorrect because...curved mirrors kind of disprove this statement.

Answer 4

Wow thank you for explaining each! That makes complete sense ! Thanks again !