What colors make yellow?

Answer 1

sorry i was wrong

Proceeding with our experiments we fill out the additive color- mixing chart as follows:

Green + red = yellow
Green + blue = cyan (light blue)
Red + blue = magenta
Red + blue + green = white

Subtractive colors, as the name suggests, work by subtracting certain colors from white light and reflecting the rest, like so:

Yellow pigment absorbs blue--reflects red, green
Cyan absorbs red--reflects green, blue
Magenta absorbs green--reflects red, blue
Blue absorbs red, green--reflects blue
Red absorbs blue, green--reflects red
Green absorbs blue, red--reflects green

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Answer 2

Yellow is a primary color. You cannot mix any colors to make it. If you mix orange and yellow- depending on what you're doing- and what other colors you're using it might be able to "pass" as something that should be yellow (like a school bus or sun) but it will never be yellow.

Answer 3

If you are mixing lights (additive mixing) it's red and green.

If you are talking printers or paint (subtractive mixing), then yellow is a subtractive primary colour, as is magenta and cyan. This means that you cannot "make" it from any other colour.

Answer 4

I'm pretty sure orange and white will make yellow with the right amounts.

Answer 5

none sorry

yellow blue and red are prime colours which means they make other colours but you can't make them as far as i know

if i find out i'll let you know!!

oooohhh i c other people are saying orange and white, makes sense

Answer 6

If you are using paint, you can make yellow by mixing various amounts of white and orange.

Is this a serious question?! lol