Color ink-jet printers use the CMYK model. When the color ink magenta is sprayed onto a sheet of white paper, (i) why does it look link magenta under daylight? (ii) what color would it appear to be under a green light? Why? (iii) what color would it appear to be under a blue light. Why?

Color ink-jet printers use the CMYK model. When the color ink magenta is sprayed onto a sheet of white paper, (i) why does it look link magenta under daylight? (ii) what color would it appear to be under a green light? Why? (iii) what color would it appear to be under a blue light. Why?

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Chapter35: The Nature Of Light And The Principles Of Ray Optics

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(i) why does it look link magenta under daylight?
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(iii) what color would it appear to be under a blue light. Why?

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