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The linear relationship that defines the movement of a reflection is perpendicular. During reflection, the light bounces back but not in a parallel line as the source of light. The light will pass to a line that would be perpendicular from the source of light.
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Explanation:

As strangely as it may seam , but the linear movement is defined by a perpendicular reflection that means it´s described by s straight line between a variable and a constant. In the reflection moment the light gets back not parallelly to the source light. It pass by a perpendicular light from the source.