Which statement about color theory is true?

1) When light enters a prism, it splits into eight colors.

2) Red, green, and blue cannot be formed by mixing other colors.

3) The color wheel contains the color red-violet, which is not one of the colors of the rainbow.

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Francesca Brennan

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15 October, 21:35

Which statement about color theory is true?

1) When light enters a prism, it splits into eight colors.

2) Red, green, and blue cannot be formed by mixing other colors.

3) The color wheel contains the color red-violet, which is not one of the colors of the rainbow.

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Phillip Blair · Answer 1

C/3 Is the correct answer, 1 is not part of the Color theory, but it is true, and wrong at the same time, Light will split into a rainbow when it enters a prism, however, this is not part of the Color Theory, 2/B is not correct because Green can be made with Blue and Yellow. 3/C is correct because Red Violet is not part of the rainbow, it is an Intermediate/Mixed Color.

Jagger Holder · Answer 2

The answer is number 3 because the color theory is about mixing different colors together.

Which statement about color theory is true?1) When light enters a prism, it splits into eight colors.2) Red, green, and blue cannot be formed by mixing other colors.3) The color wheel contains the color red-violet, which is not one of the colors of the rainbow.

Which statement about color theory is true?

1) When light enters a prism, it splits into eight colors.

2) Red, green, and blue cannot be formed by mixing other colors.

3) The color wheel contains the color red-violet, which is not one of the colors of the rainbow.