Question

use the text to compare and contrast rgb colors and cmyk colors.
cmyk and rgb refer to two types of color systems. the rgb system includes all the colors you can make with combinations of red, green, and blue light. the cmyk system, on the other hand, consists of the colors that could be made by combining cyan, magenta, yellow, and black ink. this means that rgb colors are used for computer monitors and television screens, whereas cmyk colors are usually preferred in the publishing industry. rgb colors are called additive colors because when theyre combined, they produce white light. in contrast, cmyk colors are called subtractive colors: when theyre mixed together, they produce gray.
chart with rows: used in computer monitors, called additive colors, when combined, produce gray; columns: rgb colors, cmyk colors, with checkboxes

Explanation:

The text states that RGB colors are used in computer monitors and are called additive colors (when combined, they produce white light). CMYK colors are used in the publishing industry and are called subtractive colors (when mixed, they produce gray). So, for "Used in computer monitors", check the RGB box. For "Called additive colors", check the RGB box. For "When combined, produce gray", check the CMYK box.

Answer:

• Used in computer monitors: RGB colors (check the RGB box)
• Called additive colors: RGB colors (check the RGB box)
• When combined, produce gray: CMYK colors (check the CMYK box)