There are to possible answers to this question...
If what you are mixing is light (like the TV/Monitors does)... or if what you are mixing pigments (like inks, crayons, etc)...
In the case of light, Red Light and Green Light will give you Yellow Light... (for example when you are working with the RGB system you have to look at it like this... this is called Additive Colors)
In the case of inks, (for example the CMYK color model, that will be called Subtractive Colors)
The resulting color will be a shade of brown.
If you mix the colors red and green you'll get the color brown.
If you mix red, green, and yellow you will get a dark green bogey color!
When you mix red and green you get a kind of brownish color and when you mix it with a little bit of black you make it darker.
No colors will mix together to make yellow. It is a primary color.
you mean what color does red and green make? and it produces an orange color depending on the portions you mix together
If you mix the colors red and green you'll get the color brown.
When you mix cadmium red and yellow you will get the sap green color.
If you mix red, green, and yellow you will get a dark green bogey color!
If you mix red and green paint you get brown.
Brown
you get the color brown
Dark red!
Dark red!
When you mix red and green you get a kind of brownish color and when you mix it with a little bit of black you make it darker.
brown
red green and blue
No colors will mix together to make yellow. It is a primary color.