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Chris shines a white light onto a surface, and the surface appears to be green. What color will the surface appear if he shines a combination of blue and green light on the surface?.

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Answer: just realized this is more advanced physics so if this doesn't seem right I apologize, I had a really bad physics teacher lol. So ignore this for now!

Hey there! I think this might just be basic color mixing! The color would be a turquoise

Explanation: R G B make up our visible light spectrum. This has documented graphs. Through basic use of one, you can determine that the color would be a blue-green, commonly referred to as turquoise! There are many more color combinations then just this one as well!

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