it represent the color of the moon
blue
I would go for the blue that is for example aqua blue
Division is glorified subtraction (like multiplication is glorified addition). Ex. 20/5= 20-5=15; 15-5=10; 10-5=5; 5-5=0 thus 20/5=4 Now, let's apply this to zero 20/0= 20-0=20; 20-0=20... etc. so therefore this would leave one to believe that the answer is infinity; however, when you learn limits you learn that when 20/x approaches zero from the positive direction it is infinity, but from the negative it is negative infinity. This means there is no answer. Being that infinity is an expression and not a number nothing can actually equal it... Thus 20/0 could equal blue. But for sake of argument let's say infinity was a number so 1/0=∞ and 2/0=∞ so that means 1/0=2/0 which means 1=2 which is obviously not true. -Joshua Garrison
Take one set of complementary colors; say blue and orange. For a single split-complementary you would use orange and the two colors adjacent to blue, but not blue (green-blue and violet-blue). To make a double split-complementary use the four colors adjacent to the original complementary pair. The colors you would use are green-blue, violet-blue, yellow-orange, and red-orange. THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS A TETRADIC COLOR SCHEME WHICH USES TWO SETS OF COMPLEMENTARY COLORS.
it represent the color of the moon
infinity...but y
Hindu god vishnu is believed to be staying in the deepest parts of the ocean. Since ocean is blue Lord vishnu is associated with preserving blue.
Blue is the favorite color of vishnu
The blue color symbolizes infinity.
blue
Yes, the color blue often symbolizes the sky because of its association with vastness, openness, and tranquility. Blue is a common choice to depict the sky in art and design due to its calming and expansive qualities.
In the Hindu religion, blue skin is thought to mean that the deity represented in such a way is a brave and strong leader. There are other thoughts that Vishnu's association with water is why the skin is blue. Lastly, another theory is that the Creator made the sky, and the oceans, rivers, and lakes blue meant this color had special significance.
infinity...but y
There is the color Pacific Blue. The color was created to represent the color of the Pacific Ocean.
Lord Shiva's Hinduism is blue because he is the only one who can drink poison and still remain alive.Whoever drinks poison becomes blue, therefore as Lord Shiva drank poison, his body is blue in color.
The Métis flag is typically blue with a variation of the infinity symbol in the center.