Consider two equivalent,triangular hollow prisms $A$ and $B$ made of thin glass plates and arranged with negligible spacing as shown in the figure. $A$ beam of white light is incident on prism $A$ from the left. Given that the refractive index of water is inversely related to temperature,the beam to the right of prism $B$ would not appear white,if

  • A
    both prisms are filled with hot water $(70^{\circ} C)$
  • B
    both prisms are filled with cold water $(7^{\circ} C)$
  • C
    both prisms are empty
  • D
    prism $A$ is filled with hot water $(70^{\circ} C)$ and prism $B$ with cold water $(7^{\circ} C)$

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