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The mixing of primary colors of light to produce other colors is a(n)(A) refractive process.(B) diffractive process.(C) subtractive process.(D) additive process.
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The mixing of primary colors of light to produce other colors is a(n)(A) refractive process.(B) diffractive process.(C) subtractive process.(D) additive process.

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D) additive process.

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