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A mixture of blue and red pigment when illuminated by white light will appear
- A. Green
- B. Orange
- C. Purple
- D. Magenta
QUICK ANSWER…
C
DETAILS…
Magenta is wrong, I will explain…
There is a difference between the words ‘pigment’ and ‘white light’
There are three primary colours in terms of pigments, these are: red, blue, and yellow.
Colour combinations for pigments will yield:
Red + blue = purple
Blue + yellow = green
Yellow + red = orange
Similarly, there are three primary colours in terms of white light, these are red, blue, and green.
Colour combination for white light will be:
Red + blue = magenta
Blue + green = cyan
Green + red = yellow
Now for the right answer to the above question:
- Option A is incorrect.
- Option B is incorrect.
- C is correct. for pigments, this is the answer.
- D is not the correct answer. this is for white light.
KEY-POINTS…
You may please note these/this:
- The primary colors in terms of pigments are: blue, red, and yellow.
- The primary colors in terms of white light are: blue, red, and green.
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/culled from 2019 JAMB-UTME physics question 40/