Color TV is produced by
A) A single beam of electrons striking a triad of phosphors of cyan, magenta, and yellow.
B) red, green, and blue beams of electrons merging at the screen.
C) A single beam of electrons striking a triad of phosphors of red, green, and blue.
D) cyan, magenta, and yellow beams of electrons merging at the screen.

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Color TV images are created by a single electron beam striking a triad of phosphors that emit red, green, and blue light. This combination of colors can produce the wide range of colors seen on the screen.

Color TV Is Produced by