A piece of cloth appears red in sunlight how will it appear when held in the blue portion of a spectrum.
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A piece of cloth appears red in sunlight how will it appear when held in the blue portion of a spectrum.
It will appear black in the blue spectrum.
Because the red colour is absorbed by the blue spectrum, that's why no colour will be reflected to our eyes.
That's why it will appear black.
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