Which colors are secondary colors?

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Which colors are secondary colors?

Explanation:
Secondary colors are colors created by mixing two primary colors. In painting, the primaries are red, yellow, and blue. Mixing red with yellow gives orange; yellow with blue gives green; blue with red gives purple. So green, purple, and orange are the secondary colors. The other options don’t fit: primaries are listed in one choice, which are not secondary; red-orange and blue-violet are tertiary colors (primary mixed with a neighboring secondary); brown, gray, and white are neutrals, not secondary colors.

Secondary colors are colors created by mixing two primary colors. In painting, the primaries are red, yellow, and blue. Mixing red with yellow gives orange; yellow with blue gives green; blue with red gives purple. So green, purple, and orange are the secondary colors. The other options don’t fit: primaries are listed in one choice, which are not secondary; red-orange and blue-violet are tertiary colors (primary mixed with a neighboring secondary); brown, gray, and white are neutrals, not secondary colors.

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