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In the case of ink, black is the result of a multicolour-mix, as has been said before. But yes, why not get black ink straight away?
In the case of light, interestingly, black is the absence of all colour. On the contrary, if you mix all colours, you get white. So light works exactly the other way round. I admit this has nothing to do with the question, but I find it fascinating. ;)
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