Question
$\mu_\text{V}​>\mu_\text{R}$​ indicates:

Answer

  1. Shift is more for violet colour
Explanaiton:
Since, $\mu_\text{V}​>\mu_\text{R}$​, the shift is more for he violet light than the red light in a given medium.

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