When mixed together in varying degrees, the three primary additive colors, consisting of ________, can produce all the other colors in the spectrum.

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The three primary additive colors are red, green, and blue. When mixed together in varying degrees, they can produce all the other colors in the spectrum. This is the basis for how electronic screens (such as TVs and computers) create the full range of colors.

When Mixed Together in Varying Degrees, the Three Primary Additive