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If you have a true color display using 8 bits for the intensity of each primary color. how many colors can you create for the display

If you have a true color display using 8 bits for the intensity of each primary color. how many colors can you create for the display
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If you have a true color display using 8 bits for the intensity of each primary color. how many colors can you create for the display

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If you have an 8 bit true color display, then it will have 2^8 or 256 different colors to display. This value is called the bit depth. It quantifies the number of colors available in a display. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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