what colors would these colors create if combined?

Question

yellow+red=

red+magenta=

green+cyan(turqoise)=

green+yellow=

blue+cyan=

blue+magenta=

turqoise+yellow=

turqoise+magenta=

yellow+green

yellow+magenta

magenta+green

magenta+yellow


please answer as much as you can

this is a study of how color reflects from other colors,

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Answer 1

http://home.att.net/~RTRUSCIO/COLORSYS.htm

Answer 2

Yellow and red make orange (that's grade K!).
Red and magenta make tulip red- a bright slightly pinkish hue.
Green and cyan make a bluish green, like jade or aquamarine.
Green and yellow, a yellow green like chartreuse or acid yellow, depending on the proportions.
Blue and cyan, an blue leaning just slightly more to turquoise rather than warm blue.
Blue and magenta make purple- a much better, brighter purple than mixing blue with red, because magenta is the real primary in the pigment system.
Turquoise and yellow make green.
Yellow and green- like I said, chartreuse or acid yellow.
Yellow and magenta- can actually be mixed to make red, more yellow would make orange.
Magenta and green- depends on proportions, it would go from dull magenta to grey to dull green, because they are complimentary colours.
Magenta and yellow- I already answered that.

That's all assuming you're mixing pigments, such as paint or printers inks. You would be using the CMYK system where the primary colours are cyan, magenta and yellow; and black is used also because the primaries should mix to make black in theory, but in reality they make a muddy brown. If you're mixing light such as pixels on a computer screen, then you use the RGB system where the primaries are red, green and blue-violet. The colour wheel is the same, but you would for example mix green and red to get yellow, which you can't do with pigments. Red, green and blue-violet light together make white light.

Answer 3

yellow-red=orange
yellow-blue=green
red-blue=violet
All the others are not basic colours, they would make certain hues (red-magenta would make something between the two), etc

Answer 4

The answer depends on whether you are mixing pigments, or light

if pigments:
Y+R=orange
R+M=deep pink
G+C=blue-green
G+Y=bright green
B+C=light blue
B+M=light purple

Answer 5

orange, a deep red, aqua, lime, teal, lavender, tan, purple, mint, dirt, soil, more dirt.