Mixing Paints Yields Subtractive Color Mixing Because

question 63

Multiple Choice

Mixing paints yields subtractive color mixing because

• A) there are only three different types of color receptors in the eye.
• B) the light is superimposed, resulting in more light in the mixture.
• C) the pigments absorb most wavelengths, selectively reflecting other wavelengths.
• D) opponent cells in the LGB respond to complementary colors in opposite ways, thus mixing the colors.

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