Answer:
faint orangish afterimage
Explanation:
If you stare at a color for a while and then shift your eyes away to a white piece of paper, you will see a different color than what you were first looking at. This is known as an afterimage.
If you look at a blue screen and then shift your gaze to a white wall, you will see a faint orangish afterimage.
The color you see when you look away is the original color's compliment. Complimentary colors are opposite of each other on the color wheel.
This is called a "map legend" or a "map key". It's usually located on the side or on the bottom, whether some space is available and it lists the symbols used in the map along with their meaning.
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Answer:
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