A color-mixing method that creates colors by absorbing (subtracting) light. In printing, combining cyan (C), magenta (M), and yellow (Y) theoretically produces black. This is the inverse of additive color mixing (RGB), where combining colors produces lighter results. In practice, a black (K) ink is added, yielding the CMYK color model used in the printing industry.

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• 2014h26a #73プリンタなどの印刷において表示される色について、シアンとマゼンタとイエローを減法混色によって混ぜ合わせると、理論上は何色になるか。