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Option 3 : Red, green and blue
CONCEPT:
- Primary colours are those colours which when mixed in specific proportions can form any colour.
- The spectral colours i.e. blue, red and green are the primary colours.
- Secondary colours such as yellow, magenta etc. can be produced by mixing two primary colours in the right proportion.
- Any two colours which when added produce white light are known as complementary colours.
EXPLANATION:
- In TV, a colour broadcast can be created by broadcasting three monochrome images, one each in the three colours of red, green, and blue (RGB). Therefore option 3 is correct.
- These three primary coloured images are used to create all other colours.
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