Question : Why does a black board appears black in colour?
Option 1: It reflects black colour
Option 2: It absorbs black colour
Option 3: It reflects all colours
Option 4: It absorbs all the colours
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Correct Answer: It absorbs all the colours
Solution : The correct option is it absorbs all colours.
When light, which is a blend of different wavelengths that correspond to different colors hits the blackboard, a sizeable percentage of it is absorbed, and very little of it is reflected. The surface's characteristically dark look, which we interpret as black, is caused by the absence of reflected light. Usually a body appears black because it absorbs all the light radiations and reflects a very small portion of it.
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Question : The colour of the ocean appears to be blue because the sunlight falling on it is:
Option 1: reflected
Option 2: refracted
Option 3: diffracted
Option 4: scattered
Question : In a coloured picture of blue and yellow colours, blue and yellow colours are used in the ratio of 4 : 3, respectively. If in the upper half, blue : yellow is 2 : 3, then in the lower half, blue : yellow is:
Option 1: $1:1$
Option 2: $2:1$
Option 3: $26:9$
Option 4: $9:26$
Question : The purpose of an optical filter is to___________.
Option 1: reflect lights of different colours
Option 2: dispense light into component colours
Option 3: refract the light of different colours
Option 4: transmit or absorb light of different colours
Question : Directions: Two different positions of the same dice have different colours - White, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, and Black - written on them. Identify the colour on the face opposite the face showing Blue.
Option 1: White
Option 2: Black
Option 3: Green
Option 4: Yellow
Question : Rini has mixed two colours 'C1' and 'C2' in the ratio 2 : 3. If the rate of the colour 'C1' is INR 500 per unit and she is selling the mixture of the two colours at INR 650 per unit at a breakeven price, then what is the rate (in INR) per unit of the second colour, that is, 'C2'?
Option 1: INR 750
Option 2: INR 725
Option 3: INR 760
Option 4: INR 765
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