Which of these mixtures make the color a shade?
red and yellow
mand and blue
magenta and yellow and cyan
green and wellow
orange and black
black and white

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Which of these mixtures make the color a shade? red and yellow mand and blue magenta and yellow and cyan green and wellow orange and black black and white

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1. A **shade** is produced by adding black to a pure color.  
2. Examining the options:  
   - **red and yellow** mix to give orange, which is a pure hue (a new color), not a shade.  
   - **mand and blue** is unclear, but it does not mention black.  
   - **magenta and yellow and cyan** combine to form various hues in the subtractive system, but no black is added.  
   - **green and wellow** (likely "green and yellow") make a tint or mix but again, no black is involved.  
   - **orange and black** is a mixture where black is added to orange; this produces a darker version of orange – which is a shade.  
   - **black and white** yields gray, a neutral tone that comes from mixing black with white, but it is not classified as a shade (because a shade is the result of adding black exclusively to a pure hue).

Thus, the mixture that makes a shade is:

$$ 	ext{orange and black} $$
The mixture that makes a shade is **orange and black**.

Which of these mixtures make the color a shade?
red and yellow
mand and blue
magenta and yellow and cyan
green and wellow
orange and black
black and white

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