Concept:A pigment is seen by the color of light it reflects, while the light it absorbs is lost.
Explanation:White light is made up of red
R, green
G, and blue
B light.
A red pigment reflects
R but absorbs
B and
G.
A blue pigment reflects
B but absorbs
R and
G.
When red and blue pigments are mixed, green light is the only primary color absorbed by both pigments — so green disappears.
The red pigment still sends
R to the eye, and the blue pigment still sends
B to the eye.
Thus, both
R and
B reach the eye from the mixture.
Since
R+B combine additively to give magenta, the mixture appears magenta.
Answer:The correct option is
D. magenta.