Learning Objectives To define the laws of reflection To apply the laws of reflection to winning at mini golf.

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Learning Objectives To define the laws of reflection To apply the laws of reflection to winning at mini golf

11.6 The Laws of Reflection

The Laws of Reflection 1.The angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. 2.The incident ray, the reflected ray and the normal all lie in the same plane.

Reflecting Light off Surfaces A. Specular Reflection –The reflection of light off a smooth, shiny surface –Reflected rays will all be parallel to each other.

Reflecting Light Off Surfaces B.Diffuse Reflection –Results from the reflection of light off an irregular or dull surface.

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People with dyslexia……. They can have difficulty reading – the contrast between white paper and black text can make reading difficult………….

Mini Golf and the Laws of Reflection

Your task is to draw a mini-golf hole layout which you will then use to illustrate the laws of reflection. To be included in your drawing is: -At least one obstacle -At least two 90 degree turn: 2 corners -Tee box and a distinct hole

Mini Golf and the Laws of Reflection Your drawing must show 2 different strategies for getting the ball in the hole. One of your strategies must use the minimum number of reflections. All incident and reflected rays must be shown, as well as normals, and angles of both incidence and reflection.

ROY G BIV says: p. 486 # 1 – 5 Mini-Golf assignment