quite simply, you cant add anything to purple to make red.
unless you are in a lab and have chemicals etc etc but no. you cant.
Purple is a secondary colour - the result of mixing two primary colours... red & blue. It is not possible to mix anything to purple and achieve a red. Unless you are working with light, it is not possible to remove a colour.
Purple and Red make Rose
Moldy brown
red-purple
Green and blue does not make purple. Red and blue make purple.Green and Blue make blue-green... red and blue make violet...purple is a shade of violet.Brown
Yes, according to the Ethiopian Color Wheel developed in 1928, red and green colors mix into purple.
There are a lot. For example, I know Purple and Green make it and I think Red and Green.
Brown
Blue is a primary color, red and blue mixed make the secondary color purple.
Purple.Purple or Violet.Purplepretty colors. aka purple
A muddy brown color is the color you get when you mix purple and green. To make purple you can mix red and blue, and to make green you can mix yellow and blue. However, when secondary colors like purple and green are mixed together. But it generally creates a brown hue.
the color would be brown. red and blue make purple. yellow an dblue make green. the three original colors to make others are red, yellow, and blue. if you mix the those 3 colors, the color would be brown and green and purple are another substance from the three colors.
Scarlet is a shade of red. Red is a primary color, so you cannot "make" it like you can green, purple, or orange.
When combined, red and blue make the color purple.
the color would be brown. red and blue make purple. yellow an dblue make green. the three original colors to make others are red, yellow, and blue. if you mix the those 3 colors, the color would be brown and green and purple are another substance from the three colors.
The colors on a color wheel are Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green, Purple, Red-Purple, Blue-Purple, Blue-Green, Yellow-Green, Yellow-Orange, and Red-Orange!