Orange,violet and yellow have different frequencies. How can we see them, as we have only three receptors rgb?
Merely combining those frequencies cannot generate a new one.
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1This question has rather detailed answers in the physics community. In a nutshell - they don't see other frequencies, but rather the color is determined by our brain by the relative excitation of different cones. – Roger V. Jul 30 '21 at 10:32
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How does your compute display create all sorts of colors when it has only 3 colors of pixels? – jamesqf Jul 30 '21 at 15:43