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I got 14/20 on my first try just by knowing how the color mixing works. A few simple rules: - Higher values mean brighter colors - The closer the individual c
by alpha_squared 1y ago
I got 14/20 on my first try just by knowing how the color mixing works. A few simple rules:
- Higher values mean brighter colors
- The closer the individual colors are to each other, the closer to "gray" it looks
- R + G = Yellow, R + B = Fuchsia, G + B = Teal
- stavros 1y agoYou also need to know the combinations, for when you get, eg, 0FF. Though I was once asked to find 0FF and the choices also had 1FF in them. Obviously it was pure luck.
- Kim_Bruning 1y agoThe typical sets of primary/secondary colors are RGB and CMY. Which set is considered "primary" depends on if you're doing additive (light) or subtractive (ink/pigment) mixing. In additive color mixing, Red (#F00), Green (#0F0) and Blue (#00F) are the primary colors, and Cyan, Magenta and Yellow are the secondary colors. Cyan: Green+Blue (#0FF) Magenta: Red+Blue (#F0F) Yellow: Red+Green (#FF0)