Would someone me out with this question?

[yabadabado111]

Would someone please help me out with this question?

You can see an object when the light hitting it is?

Unevenly reflected

Evenly reflected

I know it's not the other two(absorbed or transmitted), but I am stumped between these two.
I know it's reflected, but some sources say each. Nevermind, I think it is Unevenly reflected

 

[andrevdh]

A rough surface is uneven - lots of little surfaces pointing in all different directions. A smooth surface have lots of small surfaces pointing mostly in the same direction - very little protrusions or indentations. Smooth surfaces concentrate light while rough surfaces scatter incoming light in different directions.

 

[kyle8921]

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I would say that the correct answer is actually "Evenly reflected." When light hits an object, it can be either reflected, absorbed, or transmitted. In the case of reflection, the light is bouncing off the surface of the object. When the surface is even and smooth, the light is reflected evenly, allowing us to see the object clearly. However, if the surface is uneven, the light can be scattered in different directions, making it difficult to see the object clearly. Therefore, an object is visible to us when the light hitting it is evenly reflected.