Match the mixtures with the colours produced.Group of answer choicesred + greenred + bluebleu + greenred + green + blue

To match the mixtures with the colors produced, we must consider the basic principles of color mixing, specifically in terms of additive and subtractive color mixing.

1. Red + Green: This combination in additive mixing results in Yellow. However, if we consider subtractive mixing (as with paints), mixing red and green typically gives a form of Brown.

2. Red + Blue: In additive color mixing, this combination results in Magenta. For subtractive mixing, it can also yield a darker shade that may appear Brown depending on proportions.

3. Blue + Green: Mixing these two colors produces Cyan in additive mixing and may yield a shade close to Teal or Turquoise in subtractive color mixing.

4. Red + Green + Blue: The combination of all three primary colors in additive mixing results in White light; in subtractive mixtures, blending all the colors together may produce a dull Dark color, typically Brown or Black depending on the nature and saturation of the pigments involved.

Final Results of Color Matches

• Red + Green → Brown (subtractive mixing)
• Red + Blue → Magenta (additive mixing; darkBrown in subtractive)
• Blue + Green → Cyan (additive mixing; Teal in subtractive)
• Red + Green + Blue → White (additive mixing; Black/Brown in subtractive)

This analysis summarizes how mixing colors can lead to different results based on the method of mixing—additive versus subtractive.