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    The primary colors of pigments are cyan, magenta, and yellow. When mixed together, these primary pigment colors produce black. By mixing pairs of the primary pigment colors, one can create the secondary pigment colors - mixing cyan and magenta makes blue, mixing cyan and yellow makes green, and mixing magenta and yellow makes red. The secondary pigment colors are the same as the primary light colors.

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    The primary colors of pigments are cyan, magenta, and yellow. When mixed together, these primary pigment colors produce black. By mixing pairs of the primary pigment colors, one can create the secondary pigment colors - mixing cyan and magenta makes blue, mixing cyan and yellow makes green, and mixing magenta and yellow makes red. The secondary pigment colors are the same as the primary light colors.

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    The primary colors of pigments are cyan, magenta, and yellow. When mixed together, these primary pigment colors produce black. By mixing pairs of the primary pigment colors, one can create the secondary pigment colors - mixing cyan and magenta makes blue, mixing cyan and yellow makes green, and mixing magenta and yellow makes red. The secondary pigment colors are the same as the primary light colors.

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    The primary colors of pigments are cyan, magenta, and yellow. When mixed together, these primary pigment colors produce black. By mixing pairs of the primary pigment colors, one can create the secondary pigment colors - mixing cyan and magenta makes blue, mixing cyan and yellow makes green, and mixing magenta and yellow makes red. The secondary pigment colors are the same as the primary light colors.

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    Primary

    Colors of Pigments (CMY)


    Primary colors of pigments are three colors of pigments which when mixed together
    produce black pigment.

    Primary colors of pigments are:
    Cyan
    Magenta
    Yellow

    Mixing Pigments (Subtractive Mixing)
    By mixing primary colors of pigment, one can produce the secondary colors of
    pigment.
    State the pairs and the secondary colors they produce.

    __________________ & __________________ make __________________ .

    __________________ & __________________ make __________________ .

    __________________ & __________________ make __________________ .

    Secondary colors of pigment are primary colors of light.

    Color Wheel for Primary Colors of Pigments
    Fill in the color wheel for primary colors of pigments.

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