the three basic colours ?
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Red, Blue and yellow. These are the only three colours that can't be made without mixing other colours. That is because these are primary colours and you can get every colour by mixing these three.
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a)purple b)black c) green or hazel
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Blue, red, and yellow are primary colors. Purple, orange, and green are secondary colors.\n\nblue+red=purple\nred+yellow=orange\nblue+yellow=green\n\nComplementary colors of a primary color are the secondary color made when the other two primary colors are combined.\n\nRed and green are complementary.\nBlue and orange are complementary.\nYellow and purple are complementary.
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OK, I think what you're saying is that all the corners have to be colored and that if you can rotate a square to superimpose it on another square, or if they're mirror images, then they're the same.  You didn't say that all colors have to be used, so I'll assume they don't.  That said...\n\nStart with squares in which all four corners are the same color.  There are obviously 4 of these.\n\nNow take squares in which three corners are one color and the fourth is different.  There are 12 of these (three squares can be any of four colors, and the odd one can be any of the other three.)\n\nNext, take squares in which two corners are one color and two are another.  There are six color combinations (red-white, red-blue, red-green, white-blue, white-green, blue-green) and each one can have two patterns:  either the same-colored corners are next to each other, or they're diagonally opposite.  So there are 12 of these.\n\nNext, consider square in which two corners are the same and the others are two different colors.  For each combination of a major (2-corner) color and two minor colors, there are only two patterns:  same colors adjacent and same colors opposite.  Whichever way you arrange the odd colors, it will be the mirror image of the other way and therefore identical.  So for each major color, you can pick any two of three minor colors.  This is the same as leaving out any one, so there are three options for minor colors.  4*3*2 patterns is 24 different squares.\n\nFinally, consider squares in which each corner is a different color.  Now, pick a color and a corner.  Two of the other colors will be adjacent to that corner, and one will be diagonally opposite.  For any choice of opposite colors, either arrangement of adjacent colors will just make another mirror image.  So the only choice here is which color will be opposite.  That means there are three different 4-color squares.\n\nNow, add it all up: 4 one-color squares, (12 + 12 =) 24 two-color squares, 24 three-color squares, and 3 four-color squares, equals 55 unique squares.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color\n\nThis might help out.
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Black,red,and purpule.
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Blue, its a cool colour and easy to match. It helps calm moods, is not too hot on sunny days and its the colour of the sky and sea.
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And you also may take a look in here ->> http://www.melbpc.org.au/pcupdate/2112/2112article3.htm\n Also, some help in colors , here: ->>http://www.returnofdesign.com/colors/
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pink, hot pink, black, white, any neon shade, blue
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tan,light brown, or black
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In the arts of painting, web design, and photography, color theory is a set of basic rules for mixing color to achieve a desired result. As pigment and light are different in terms of how they combine to create colors, so too are the rules for dealing with each. White light is composed of the mixture of the three primary hues red, green and blue. Black is approximated in pigment by mixing the primaries cyan, magenta and yellow (the imperfect primaries blue, red and yellow are the more traditional primaries due their colorfast properties and physical pigment availability.)
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Here you are:\n\nNa) yellow\nK) violet\nLi) bright red\nCa) orangish-red\nSr) crimson\nBa) apple-green\nCu) blue/green\n\nI hope this is helpful
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1)colors.....dathanna\n2)red........dearg\n3)white......ban\n4)pink........ban-dearg\n5)black.......dubin\n6)blue.......gorm\n\n1)one.......aon\n2)two.......do\n3)three.....tri\n4)four......creathair\n\n1)dog.....madra\n2)cat.....cat\n3)cow.....bo\n4)donkey....asal\n\nI don't speak Irish..Nil gaeilge agam\ncould you say that in english please...As bearla led thoil
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Color, shape, hardness, melting point, boiling point, density
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What color are they highlighted in?
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just mix 'em up  , if you give me the name of 'all ' the colours , i will tell you how to make them\n\nI guess you mean primary colours (= base colours)\nthese are yellow red and blue\n\nyellow and red will make orange\nyellow and blue will make green\nred and blue will make purple\nyellow , red and blue will make brown\nmix them up in different proportions to get all the other colours
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orange and lime green. if not that then lime green