not to use white
To get green you mix yellow and blue. To get a darker shade you add black. To get a lighter tint you add White. That's if you are talking about mixing paint using primary colours+ black and White. If you are talking about mixing lights then red+green+blue are the three primaries which make up White light. I don' know if that helps you much
To make pink, you can mix red and white together. Start with a base of white and gradually add red until you achieve your desired shade of pink.
Technically in a lab situation if you have a spinner with all the colours on and spin it you should see white however if your referring to mixing the colours together using paint it will coagulate in a way which wont be white to the eye.
Not necessarily. If you mix all colours of paint together, you're combining every pigment into a dark mess and will eventually end up with black. However, if you mix all colours of light together i.e. VIBGYOR in different ratios, you will get a beam of white light (this process is called defraction) as you have essentially reversed the prism effect that separates white light into different colours in the first place (this process is called refraction).
Technically they could be considered as both and neither, depending on how you look at them. Black and white can be viewed as a shade as naturally adding them to a colour will either increase or decrease its tone. This however will reduce the colours intensity or richness, and adding the opposite colour will not return it back to its original colour. So adding white to red will make it pink, but adding black to it will not return it back to the original tone of red, simply a darker version of pink. They could also be viewed as a colour as, in terms of physical colour, if all colours in the world are put together, the result will be black. Equally, in terms of light colour, putting all colours together will create white. So as all colours together create either black or white, they could be viewed as colours themselves.
pink and white together, white and red together or even yellow and white together!
no colours mix together to make white
White and Red
Because white light, when shone through a prism, will divide into all the colours. And all the colours, mixed together, will combine into white light.
Light appears white, however it is made up of different colours, which when put together make white light. These colours can be seen if you direct light through a prism. At the right angle the light is split up into the colours (rainbow).
The stone it is made of just happens to be white! The stone is white because it is. White is all of the colours mixed together.
Secondary ColoursSecondary colours are colours made by 2 of the primary colours (red, yellow, blue). The 3 secondary colours are orange (made by red and yellow), green (made by yellow and blue) and purple (made by red and blue). An example of a colour that is made by colours without using both primary colours would be pink 'cause it's made by red and white. Red is a primary colour but white isn't so pink wouldn't be a secondary colour.
by mixing the colours together, its not rocket science? x
To make pale blue, mix blue and white together :)
To get green you mix yellow and blue. To get a darker shade you add black. To get a lighter tint you add White. That's if you are talking about mixing paint using primary colours+ black and White. If you are talking about mixing lights then red+green+blue are the three primaries which make up White light. I don' know if that helps you much
That white light is made up of all the colours of light mixed together.
Well, in Winter the feathers basically turns to pure white and in summer it turns to a fusion which consists of the colours: orange, white, brown, black and other colours which may look similar when the colours are mixed together.