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If even numbers are black and odd numbers are white what colour is black and white number times a white number?
blackFtw23
How many black elevens are in a deck of cards?
None, the highest number card is 10.
Why were negative numbers written in black?
Because the colour of a "negative wire casing" is black, hence the reason why negative numbers were written in this colour :)
What colour is after white and black in cube field?
Pink
What even number go into 11?
None.
What black colour made up of?
none but white is apparently all the colors.......
What colores make black?
Technically, none. Black is the absence of all colour. no colour at all since white is all the colours of the rainbow combined while black is the absence of colour
If even numbers are black and odd numbers are white what colour is black and white number times a white number?
blackFtw23
What colors go good with a color scheme of black and blue?
none because no one likes the colour
What is the black gralat glitch for graal ipod touch?
There is none but you can hack the colour for example green or blue gralats are black but still 3 or 5
What are the different shades of black?
There are an infinite number of different shades of every colour
What colour jacket does a greyhound wear in lane 3?
White with black number
Why do Freemasons choose black?
Freemasonry has a number of examples of colour symbolism in its various degrees. Black has its own meanings but is not the only or even the most important colour associated with Freemasonry.
Do you like the colour black?
Black is not a colour though.
Did George Washington have any black kids?
No, none that he fathered. He did have a number of black slave kids.
What colour is the colour elderberry?
Black or Blue-ish Black
Are there more than one shade of black?
Black technically is the complete absence of colour, however, when artists are painting pictures with dark shadows in them, we do not use black to achieve these shadows. Instead we admix the complementary colour to the base colour. This results in a very dark "black". I would suppose that there would therefore be any number of "shades" of black.
