If the light entering a kaleidoscope be green in colour, will there be any change in the pattern?

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The correct option is D No
The pattern created inside a kaleidoscope depends on multiple reflections of the light. The reflection of light does not depend on its colour. Hence the pattern has nothing to do with the colour of the light.

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If the light entering a kaleidoscope be green in colour, will there be any change in the pattern?

The correct option is D NoThe pattern created inside a kaleidoscope depends on multiple reflections of the light. The reflection of light does not depend on its colour. Hence the pattern has nothing to do with the colour of the light.

The correct option is D No
The pattern created inside a kaleidoscope depends on multiple reflections of the light. The reflection of light does not depend on its colour. Hence the pattern has nothing to do with the colour of the light.