What colors are A and B?

[Softball Bat]

[Mikey]

Is this a trick question?

All shades of gray are achromatic, somewhere between black and white. An object that's truly black reflects no light. An object that's white reflects all visible colors. Both surfaces appear to be gray.

[Diego in Seattle]

A = gray

B = white

[Wolfman]

B is partially in a shadow with less light to reflect.

[Smackie Chan]

A & B are both black. The colors of the background on which they are printed are different.

[Left Seater]

Smackie is correct.

[Softball Bat]

A & B are both black. The colors of the background on which they are printed are different.

Yes.

[Mikey]

I knew it was a trick question.

[Softball Bat]

This thread will work better if you drop a hit of acid first.

[L45B]

[Mikey]

This thread will work better if you drop a hit of acid first.

I would get distracted by the color pattern on the flat surface.

“A and B? Who gives a fuck the floor is swimming. All the way to the horizon. Which doesn’t exist because it stretches all the way to infinity. Obviously.”

And there’s like birds flying around beneath the surface.

[Softball Bat]

Which table is longer?

Which is wider?

[smackaholic]

Is this a trick question?

All shades of gray are achromatic, somewhere between black and white. An object that's truly black reflects no light. An object that's white reflects all visible colors and enslaves most of the dark ones. Both surfaces appear to be gray.

ftfy, nc.

[Smackie Chan]

Which table is longer?

Which is wider?

I dunno, man, but I think table C is higher, dude.

[Softball Bat]

Which table is longer?

Which is wider?

They are the same length and width.

Measure them.