1) The document discusses color subtraction and how the color an object appears depends on what wavelengths of light it reflects and absorbs. 2) It provides examples of how different colored lights will interact with objects of various colors, such as a red object appearing red when hit with magenta light since it reflects the red wavelength. 3) The document also discusses how primary subtractive colors of magenta, yellow, and cyan are created and how mixing them in different combinations, such as cyan and yellow, results in the color green since green is the only wavelength not absorbed.