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| Light and Color |
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears WHITE because an equal mixture of RED, BLUE, and GREEN is reflected off the object and interpreted by our eyes and brain as WHITE.
- We see the color WHITE.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears BLACK because RED, BLUE, and GREEN are all absorbed, which leaves nothing to be reflected.
- We see the color BLACK.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears YELLOW because the BLUE light is absorbed, while RED and GREEN are reflected and combine to form YELLOW.
- We see the color YELLOW.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears MAGENTA because the GREEN light is absorbed, while RED and BLUE are reflected and combine to form MAGENTA.
- We see the color MAGENTA.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears CYAN because the RED light is absorbed, while GREEN and BLUE are reflected and combine to form CYAN.
- We see the color CYAN.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears BLUE because RED and GREEN are absorbed, while only the BLUE light is reflected.
- We see the color BLUE.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears GREEN because RED and BLUE are absorbed, while only the GREEN light is reflected.
- We see the color GREEN.
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- The Sun gives off "white" light, a mixture of all the colors in the spectrum.
- The object appears RED because GREEN and BLUE are absorbed, while only the RED light is reflected.
- We see the color RED.