Is White The Absence Of Color

Is it the presence of all colors? And does it lack color?

I mean, they had this discussion on Frosty, Heidi & Frank (Los Angeles Radio) software a long time ago and they had a group of experts (physicists, scientists) and they were giving their opinion.

Easy answer ... theoretically look at the file.

Presence of all colors

Is White The Absence Of Color

Are all colors present? And does it lack color? 3
My mom and I talked about it and it really bothered me. So if I have an answer, that would be great.
I mean, they had this discussion a long time ago on the software Frosty, Heidi & Frank (Los Angeles Radio) and they had a group of experts (physicists, scientists) to give their opinion.
Simple answer ... look at the file theoretically.
If the subject is bright, then it is the absence of all colors and the presence of all colors. So when we talk about what we see with our eyes, it is a reflection of light, when we see it, it is the presence of all colors.
When it comes to oils, all the colors blend together.
This is the absence of all colors. And this is the presence of all colors. (Red, blue and yellow) چنا
There is more than one way to answer this question, but a scientist does not have this color (because an object absorbs all the colors in the visible spectrum and does not reflect any color in the eye), it Color Color (because it reflects all the colors of light that are visible to the ■■■■■ eye).
No, the outer E is because there is nothing, no light, nothing. Everything is colorless.
And all the colors are (actually and all the colors of the light spectrum are together).
Well, they're both fine, if you come in red-yellow-blue, basically you'll understand.
But if you watch TV _NOT HDTV_ very close to the screen you can see that the screen consists of small patches of colors: red, green, blue (if I remember correctly) and in that case you get full color saturation. Available.
It depends on whether the light is reflected by the color or by the pigmentation.