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The primary colors are blue, yellow and red. If you were to mix them it would probably give you black.
you can't make red. It is imposible. You can't make yellow or blue,eather. they are call the three primary colors. : )
Red and green are mixed to get the color yellow (and to get the colors orange and brown).
Primary means of chief importance; principal. In the case of colours, red, yellow and blue are the three primary colours, because they can't be reproduced by mixing other colours. For instance, blue and yellow makes green. Red and blue makes purple. So green and purple are not primary as then would not exist unless primary colours were mixed.
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The primary colors are blue, yellow and red. If you were to mix them it would probably give you black.
if by base colours you mean primary colours than the resulting colour would be known as a secondary colour
There are three primary colors used in the fine arts, blue, red and yellow. We call them primary colors because they cannot be created by using any other colors and it is possible to make almost any other color by using combinations of them. Black and white pigments are used to lighten and darken the combinations. The primary colors used in printing are cyan, magenta and yellow, plus black. Regarding the above answer, while artists have long called blue, red, and yellow the primary colors, the actual primary colors are exactly the same for paint as they are for ink, dye, and any other material medium. This can easily be demonstrated by trying to actually mix, for instance, red and blue to get purple. The result will be unacceptable, but magenta and cyan in the right proportions will make everything from blue to purple. Doesn't matter whether you mix inks or paints; they are the same pigments. So the surprising answer to your question in the most scientific sense is that magenta, cyan, and yellow each absorb exactly one third of the light spectrum and reflect the other two thirds. But in practice, yellow will be perceived as lighter than magenta and cyan. Magenta and cyan would seem about the same lightness depending on the product and the concentration and type of pigment it contains.
you can't make red. It is imposible. You can't make yellow or blue,eather. they are call the three primary colors. : )
we call this color intermiated the most mixed colors there are and that makes a dark yellow 8)
The color purple is a mixture of the colors red & blue creating a dark shade of violet color man and woman call purple.
Secondary colours, aka purple, green and orange.
Red and green are mixed to get the color yellow (and to get the colors orange and brown).
Yes, purple is a real color! Why wouldn't it be? It is just a mixture of two other real colors, red and blue, thus making it also a real color. All things have a real color and all colors are real colors, otherwise why would we call it a color? Yes you could easily say that it isn't because it isn't one of the three primary colors, but you would also be saying that black, white, and basically all colors except for yellow, blue, and red aren't colors either because they aren't primary colors either. Your would ultimately be going against our whole world, too, because you would be saying that we are all wrong even thought this is what our society believes and agreed on a VERY long time ago and we still agree on this.