How would a red coloured object look in a room with only blue coloured source of light?

Red

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Black

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Solution

The correct option is D
Black

The red coloured object absorbs all other colours except the red, but since the only source in the room is blue so even that is absorbed and hence we see it as black or absence of colours.

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How would a red coloured object look in a room with only blue coloured source of light?

The correct option is D Black The red coloured object absorbs all other colours except the red, but since the only source in the room is blue so even that is absorbed and hence we see it as black or absence of colours.

The correct option is D
Black

The red coloured object absorbs all other colours except the red, but since the only source in the room is blue so even that is absorbed and hence we see it as black or absence of colours.