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| Continuous spectrum coloring greatly influences individual perception of color. |
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| Tint is a color gradation that adds black to a color. |
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| Color triads combine four parts of the color spectrum to compose. |
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| Light waves usually travel in irregular patterns. |
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| Color-space is a three dimensional area. |
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| Scattering occurs when light waves strike the molecules of another substance. |
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| A color wheel consists of a range of colors demonstrated in the form of a circle showing relationships among colors. |
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| A beam of light that has bounced off a surface is an incident beam. |
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| The approximate temperature for a flashbulb is 4000K. |
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| The angle of an incident beam (right angles to a surface), is equal to the angle of the reflected beam. |
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| Refraction causes a beam of light to |
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| bend and slow down as it passes through a substance. |
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| In demonstration of an electromagnetic spectrum, visible light is |
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| shown as being very small in comparison to wavelengths and frequencies. |
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| The primary colors of a color wheel are red, green, and blue. |
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| false. They are red, blue, and yellow. |
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| The primary colors of a color wheel are tertiary colors. |
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| The point of a vertex (p) in scaling, has a value of |
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| The CIELAB color space defines color based on |
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| our visual system's perception of color. |
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| greatest possible range of color shown on a computer display or reproduced |
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| equal to one billionth of a meter |
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| a layer of light sensitive cells at the back of eye |
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| opaque diaphragm that contracts |
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| the color of an object perceived by the eye |
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| adjustment that eyes make to lighting conditions |
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| electronic color separation performed |
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| an infinite number of tone gradations on an image |
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