I just came across a question in MM that said what is the color of the

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The discussion centers around a question posed in Motion Mountain (MM) regarding the color of the line separating a black spot from a white background. The consensus is that color is attributed to objects rather than backgrounds, which may have caused confusion among participants. Additionally, the use of LaTeX in the forum is highlighted as a beneficial tool for discussing complex topics related to Motion Mountain, which is available in PDF format and regarded as a premier resource in the field.

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I just came across a question in MM that said what is the color of the line separating a black spot from a white background
the answer was color is applied to objects not to backgrounds. i did not understand anything..anybody did?
 
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what does MM mean?
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PS: why do we support this forum with Latex for example $\overrightarrow {r_C } = \frac{{\int {\overrightarrow r dm} }}{{\int {dm} }}$
if we have Latex available here, it's more convenient to disscuss
 


Motion Mountain. it's available in pdf and is said to be the best available..
 

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