Light and Color

3. The type of light that contains all visible wavelengths combined.
6. The color that complements blue light by containing the other primary light components.
7. The secondary color resulting from the combination of the shortest and middle wavelengths of visible light.
8. The color that complements green light to produce white by contributing the other two primary colors.
9. The result when red, green, and blue light are combined in proper intensities.
11. The term for colors created by combining two primary colors of light.
13. The type of colors that combine to produce white light.

1. The sequence that represents all visible colors in white light.
2. The secondary color formed when the longest and middle wavelengths of visible light are combined.
4. The process of mixing light colors to produce new colors.
5. The secondary color produced by combining the longest and shortest wavelengths of visible light.
7. The color that, when added to red light, supplies the remaining two primary light components needed to form white.
10. The process by which the brain interprets multiple light wavelengths as a single color.
12. The devices that use red, green, and blue light to display images.
14. The three-letter abbreviation for the most common primary colors of light.