Color Investigation Created for CVCA Physics by Dick Heckathorn 28 May 2K+1.

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Color Investigation Created for CVCA Physics by Dick Heckathorn 28 May 2K+1

Color Addition ++=

Primary Colors RedGreenBlue

Color Addition ++= Yellow = - WhiteBlue =

Color Addition ++= Cyan = - WhiteRED =

Color Addition ++= Magenta = - WhiteGreen =

Primary Colors Primary Pigments Color Addition

Complementary Colors + =

+ =

+ =

Primary Pigments CyanMagentaYellow

Color Subtraction CyanMagentaBlueCyanMagenta RGW--=B -G-R

Color Subtraction YellowCyanGreenYellowCyan BRW--=G -R-B

Color Subtraction YellowMagentaRedYellowMagenta GBW--=R -B-G

Color Subtraction RGW --- BB= B CW - R - = B G - =BB C - =B - = RG - = G - BR -R -G -B

Red Green Blue

Color Subtraction Primary Pigments

Color Subtraction RGW --- BB= B CW - R - = B G - =BB C - =B - = RG - = G - BR -R -G -B

Color Subtraction RGW --- BB= B CW - R - = B G - =BB C - =B - = RG - = G - BR -R -G -B