This is a microscopic view of paper. what type of reflection occurs when light strikes paper? justify your answer.

Whether a surface on which a beam of light incident upon is rough or smooth has a huge impact on the type of reflection that we get. Paper are microscopically rough in nature. So, when a beam of light strikes on it they reflect by diffusing into many different directions as the surface is not smooth. This is known as diffuse reflection. On the other hand, when a beam of light strikes on a smooth surface they follow a pattern of deflection like a bundle parallel to each other. This is called as specular reflection.

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