Colors seen on the cover of our paper-bound physical science text book result from color
A)addition.
B)subtraction.
C)either
D)neither

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The colors seen on the cover of the physical science textbook result from subtractive color mixing. This is because the ink used to print the colors on the cover absorbs certain wavelengths of light and reflects others, resulting in the color we see. This is different from additive color mixing, which results from combining colored light sources (such as with a computer monitor or television).

Colors Seen on the Cover of Our Paper-Bound Physical Science