Mixing all colors together results in the color black. This is because black absorbs all colors and reflects very little light.
Green and red make the color brown when mixed together.
When you mix a primary color and a secondary color together, it is called a tertiary color. This occurs by blending two adjacent colors on the color wheel.
When the primary color pigments (red, blue, and yellow) are mixed together, they produce black.
When green and red are mixed together, the resulting color is usually brown or a shade of gray, depending on the proportions of each color.
Black is the absence of color. White is every color put together. And grey is a color plus white added to it.
they are all primary colors. the three colors that mix together to make every other color
White is every color put together, it involves colors and light, though I was half asleep whenn the teacher told us about it.
If you mix every color together (crayon, markers, colored pencils), you will get black.
The color that is every color is black, which uses every color to absorb heat. The opposite is white, and it isn't a color at all, so it reflects heat.
Mixing all colors together results in the color black. This is because black absorbs all colors and reflects very little light.
If your talking about the Olympic rings, then you should also know that the rings are this color because in every country in the world, one of those rings color is in every countries flag. The rings are interlocked to show unity and bringing the world together.
Just mix a bunch of colors and every time you mix three different colors together they'll make a grayish brown color
They can be every color!
They come in every color
Every color
you do not get any color, normal light is contain of all colors (color is light whit various wave length) Actually, white isconsidered a color. That is the white light we pass through a prism or diffraction film in physics class to get the rainbow pattern. *NOTE* transmissive On the other hand, mixing paints together results in brownish icky color. *NOTE* reflection and absorption