Colors
Types of Colors
- Primary colors
- Secondary Colors
Primary Colors
- Red
- Blue
- Yellow
- Blue
- Red
- Yellow
Let us see the examples of Primary Colors
Example 1:
- The Apple is red in color.
Example 2:
- The mango is yellow in color.
Example 3:
- The Sky is Blue in color.
Secondary Colors
A secondary color is a color made by mixing of two primary colors.
Let us see the examples of Secondary Colors
- Green
- Violet
- Orange
Example 1:
Blue + Yellow = Green
- A leaf is in green in color.
Example 2:
Yellow + Red = Orange
- An orange is in orange color.
Example 3:
Red+ Blue = Violet
- Brinjal is Violet in color.
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