Reflection is a phenomenon governed by specific laws that are independent of the curvature of the reflecting surface.
Laws of reflection are applied :
Asked in Clerk GR II Comb. Comp. Exam 2013 · Topic: Optics (Reflection and Refraction at plane and spherical surfaces)
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