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Every display is sold with two numbers: 16.7 million colours, and a percentage of the visible spectrum. This page rebuilds both from the 1931 colour-matching functions. The eye reports three numbers about a spectrum with seventy-eight dimensions of invisible freedom; no three primaries, however perfect, can ever cover more than 73.9% of the chromaticity diagram; and the count of distinguishable colours is an arbitrary threshold cubed.