Discussion
A colour difference of zero under one illuminant guarantees
Answer: B
Correct answer: nothing about the difference under any other illuminant
Zero difference under one illuminant means the tristimulus values coincide there, which the samples can achieve with quite different spectral curves. Under another illuminant those curves integrate differently and the difference reappears. Only identical reflectance at every wavelength - an unconditional match - guarantees zero everywhere.
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