8. b) Ô d) Consider a yellow piece of construction paper. What color will the paper appear if you shine green light onto it? Explain. What if it is illuminated with magenta light? Explain. Under what light conditions would the paper look black? Explain. The figure below shows a "color wheel" for three light sources illuminating a yellow screen. The top light source is red, the bottom-left is blue, and the bottom-right is green. Complete this figure by indicating the color that will be seen in each of the seven regions on the screen. Explain your reasoning, discussing how you used your answers above and how you determined the color of the regions not described above. Red light Blue light Yellow paper Green light

8. b) Ô d) Consider a yellow piece of construction paper. What color will the paper appear if you shine green light onto it? Explain. What if it is illuminated with magenta light? Explain. Under what light conditions would the paper look black? Explain. The figure below shows a "color wheel" for three light sources illuminating a yellow screen. The top light source is red, the bottom-left is blue, and the bottom-right is green. Complete this figure by indicating the color that will be seen in each of the seven regions on the screen. Explain your reasoning, discussing how you used your answers above and how you determined the color of the regions not described above. Red light Blue light Yellow paper Green light

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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