If the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection, then how do X-rays show such sharp images of bones?

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If the rays hit the bone then reflect off, would they not travel at a diagonal and not directly back at the machine to make such an image?

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Everyone has already talked about how x ray images aren’t reflected

I do ultrasonic inspection of welds, which uses reflected sounds to find flaws. You can absolutely miss things if the sound hits the flaw and reflects away from the probe.

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