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tsk
^ i think it doesn't need to be the same unless the surface is a mirror
jeyla
Where is point p1 on this slide?
movissup2
@jeyla, it is p.
manuforo
Does this mean that if theta is equal to 90 degrees, no light will be reflected into the pinhole?
renderMyCatsNow
@manuforo I believe so.
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Wouldn't the angle on either side of the normal need to be the same for the light ray to be reflected to p0?