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The primary colors of pigments - are cyan, yellow, and magenta - are the same as the secondary colors of light - combine in equal amounts to produce black - all of the above
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The primary colors of pigments

- are cyan, yellow, and magenta
- are the same as the secondary colors of light
- combine in equal amounts to produce black
- all of the above

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Answer: All of the above

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