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When all colors are absorbed, you see: white yellow green black
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When all colors are absorbed, you see:
white
yellow
green
black
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Light and ink have different properties, so when you mix all lights together, you get white (hence Prism, Pink Floyd’s album cover) and mixing all inks together give you black.
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You see black, since none the wavelengths of light are being reflected back into the eye. Light is a prism, and the wavelength that is reflected is the color that you see.
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