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Why do we consider pink a color? Its technically the result of pink and violent mixed together and a shade of red.
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Why do we consider pink a color? Its technically the result of pink and violent mixed together and a shade of red.

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Technically its not a color but it’s a shade mix
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Technically, no, pink is not a color: as you said, it doesn’t have it own wavelength. However, we consider it to be a color because our eyes perceive it as an independent wavelength.
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