Two primary colors combined in equal amounts produce which color group?

Two primary colors combined in equal amounts produce which color group?

• A. Secondary Colors
• B. Primary Colors
• C. Abstract Designs
• D. Pave Arrangements

Answer: (A)

Mixing two primary colors in equal amounts yields secondary colors. Primary colors are the base hues from which others are formed; when you blend two of them, you move to the next level on the color wheel and get a new color in the secondary group. For example, red plus yellow makes orange, blue plus yellow makes green, and red plus blue makes purple. Those results are categorized as secondary colors. The other options aren’t color groups formed by mixing primaries.

Mixing two primary colors in equal amounts yields secondary colors. Primary colors are the base hues from which others are formed; when you blend two of them, you move to the next level on the color wheel and get a new color in the secondary group. For example, red plus yellow makes orange, blue plus yellow makes green, and red plus blue makes purple. Those results are categorized as secondary colors. The other options aren’t color groups formed by mixing primaries.