if u mix all the colors in the world with the same amount.. wut color would you get?

Question

its not brown

Answer 1

White is the presence of all colors. Black is the absence of all color. Isn't it interesting how our Creator boiled it down to something so simple? We just had to muck it up.

Answer 2

There are only 3 primary colors - in multiple triads.
I guess the answer to your question can be best gotten when the observer is far removed from the planet somewhere in space.

Then I guess the answer is "BLUE".

Answer 3

Black. or White. It depends on the light and reflective properties of the end product.

... Oh, You mean PEOPLE... light tan, or brown. It'd be a very pretty tone.

Answer 4

If you are talking about light, it would be white, because white light has all the colors in it.

If you are talking about something like paint...brown.

Answer 5

I learned in 8th grade science that it would turn white. This is possible if you shine a flashlight through a glass prism, it spreads into seven pigments, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. If you shine them back, it will turn white.

Answer 6

Mocha-Carmel-Bronze

Answer 7

The color of my little brother...let's just say my mom is very friendly and no one knows who his father is!

Answer 8

to positioned on: black to ascertain: aqua, turqouise, or teal on a wall: white for accesories: purple, black and white on nails: a coloration of purple or purple on hair: any organic hair colour

Answer 9

equal amounts you would get black. Once you add red, blue, and green it doesn't matter what else you add.

Answer 10

Its definitely WHITE!!