is it possible that the cross between 2 black would not produce a white?
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its in genetics anything is possible 25%white 75%black statistics
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Gay/lesbian and Black/white no
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If there are Colours Join the Colors same to the same... Like I mean join the same colors... together...\n\nok.. i actually have no idea..\n\nMaybe it would help..
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3:1 ratio in favor of black
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The black and white are different colors...the other two come from different countries. You have me on that pesky "why" question though!!!
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There is colors with at least .5 or more red blue or green in one pixle and it reads as a different color. try editing the pictuer witha art-program go over the pixles with the trans color. a trick with that is change the tranperent color to a dark color. it helps to find the mistakes too.
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To solve this problem, you have to do ratios. Now, according to the image, do the ratio: small/long for one diagonal = small/long for the other diagonal. In this case, 6/10 = 5/x. Cross multiply to get 6x = 50. x = 50/6 or 25/3. I can't see the answer choices provided because they're so small but I can gurantee that the answer is 25/3, which i believe is c
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A little bit ambiguous...You want to write a "color picker"? Then API is your only way...:D... Beware also at the color "depth" conversion...
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half \nedit read question wrong it 2/3 of black will be heter\n\nOkay the question is What fraction of the BLACK f2 is expected to be heter And since 1/4 is Homozygous Black and 1/2 are heterzygous black.. so 2/3 Of the BlACK f2 will be heterzygous.
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no, it does not. in physics, balck is not a colour. in the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum, there is no black. a total absence of any colour is represented by black in physics. black holes are so named because they have such a strong gravitational force that they even attract light and do not allow it to escape. hence the name
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Try this one, NO colors, that would be freaky. everything just black or white, no "in-betweens"!
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I assume you mean crux (i.e. cross) ?\nPlease specify and I will see what I can do! :)
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where colors whiter than you =P black with make contrast between two opposite colors and that = bad
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There is no direct way to do this you have to work on your B&W photograph. There is a simple but effective tutorial here : http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/photos/colorizing/\n\nCheck this out.
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Are you using the correct colour cartridges and paper, if not\nthis is quite a common bother. But you could alter the colours\nin your computer if you have colour correction facilities, or\nPhotoshop. By reversing the hues will take a little guesswork,\nbut it may work.
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Different wavelength (colour) of Light when passed through prism refract (bend) by diferent angles...\nWhen red light is passed .. as it is composed by only on single wavelength, it, as a whole, bends by the same angle..\nSo, there will be a deviation, but no spliiting....\n\nWhite light has many colours super imposed ( made of many wavelength) and hence each component bends by diferent angles ... causing \nwhat is called, Dispersion.of white light
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Sometimes - rarely - there are.  I have very occasionally come to the end of the puzzle with two numbers that could go anywhere in two squares, ie, 2 and 6 might be interchangeable.  Then I think I'm wrong, and will do it all again to be faced with the same outcome!