red and blue becomes purple. It makes purple.
Depending on the density of the two colours, and the amount of paint that you are mixing, you will get a range of purple to lavender colours.
that depends are you talking about purple light or are you talking about like mixing crayons.
Light purple
If you mix yellow and purple together, you would get orange, but it depends on which purple you use. If you use light purple you would get light orange and if you use dark purple you would get a regular orange.
Purple is a light burgundy (dark red) with a hint of blue.
Mixing dark purple and pink will result in light purple.
Mixing red and blue light would give purple light. This is because red and blue light are at opposite ends of the visible light spectrum, and when combined they create a color between them.
light purple
Blue light blue and purple make a lighter shade of purple when mixed together. The blue light blue contributes to a blue hue, while the purple adds more red undertones, resulting in a pastel purple color.
Light purple, violet. Also depends on how much white you add. The more white, the lighter the purple.
Mixing light green and dark grey would result in a muted or desaturated version of green, likely a darker shade of green with grey undertones.
Mixing red and blue pigments makes a purple color. Mixing red and blue light, on the other hand, gives you magenta.
If you Are mixing them you will get an ugly orangish color. But if you have teal and you want to dye pink over it you will get a purple
Ultra violet is a shade of purple that is close to the visible spectrum of light, but just beyond the range of human vision. It is often described as a deep, rich purple with blue undertones.
Violet is a color that is typically described as a deep, rich purple with some blue undertones. In the visible spectrum, violet falls between blue and ultraviolet light.
Mixing light green with a shade of magenta, which is a reddish-purple color, will produce a red hue. Mixing complementary colors often results in shades of red.