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Test color theory basics

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When mixing blue and yellow pigments you get green.

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Primary colors are red, blue, and yellow.

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Mixing red and blue light gives yellow light.

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The secondary color obtained by mixing blue and red pigments is orange.

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Red, green, and blue are secondary colors.

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When mixing light, red and green make yellow.

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In pigment mixing, green is a primary color.

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Secondary colors in pigment include orange, purple, and green.

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Yellow is a secondary color in pigment mixing.

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The three primary colors of light are red, green, and blue.

 
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