Science, asked by shejd7, 10 months ago

why the light is polychromatic in nature???

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Answered by Anonymous

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White light is a combination of several wavelengths corresponding to different colours of light. Hence, the white light is considered to be polychromatic (more than one colour) in nature.

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Answered by CᴀɴᴅʏCʀᴜsʜ

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White light is a combination of several wavelengths corresponding to different colours of light. Hence, the white light is considered to be polychromatic (more than one colour) in nature.

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