Physics, asked by nithishserpenter, 7 months ago

why is blue colored water used in experiments

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Answered by marcos69

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When the primary colors are combined together in different amounts, they produce other colors. ... Because primary colors (yellow and blue) were used in this experiment, when we looked through the bowl they “combined” to form a secondary color (green).

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