A piece of cloth appears red in sunlight. How will it appears when held in the blue portion of a spectrum?
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According to the circumstances mentioned in the question that, 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.
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