The color that results from inverting yellow is blue.
Here's a breakdown of why:
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Color Theory Basics: Color inversion, also known as color complementation, involves finding the color that sits directly opposite another color on a color wheel.
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The Color Wheel: In a standard RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color model, yellow is composed of red and green. Inverting this means removing red and green, leaving only blue.
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Digital Inversion: In digital image processing, color inversion is a common operation. If you were to invert the colors of a yellow object or image using image editing software, it would appear blue.
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Short Answer Reference: As indicated in the provided reference, blue is the opposite of yellow.
