Rays of light strike a bumpy road and are reflected.
What can be predicted about the reflected rays?
They will not follow the law of reflection.
Each will reflect at the exact same angle of reflection.
They will all travel in the same direction.
Each will reflect at an angle equal to its angle of incidence.
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