Question

question digital color displays are illuminated by three different colored light cells: red, green, and blue. these can result in: select an answer a. 10 color possibilities b. 1,000 color possibilities c. millions of color possibilities d. primary colors plus white

Explanation:

Digital color displays use red, green, and blue (RGB) light cells. Each of these color channels typically has a range of intensity levels (e.g., 0 - 255 in 8 - bit systems). The number of possible combinations is calculated by multiplying the number of levels for each channel. For example, with 256 levels (0 - 255) for each of R, G, and B, the total number of combinations is \(256\times256\times256 = 16777216\), which is in the millions. Option A (10) and B (1000) are too low. Option D is incorrect as RGB can create many more colors than just primary colors plus white.

Answer:

C. millions of color possibilities