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The problem you've presented is not a mathematical or scientific problem that can be solved using the detailed mathematical formatting guidelines. In fact, the statement is incorrect - mixing orange and blue does not create a new color. In color theory: - Orange is a secondary color made by mixing red and yellow - Blue is a primary color - When orange and blue are mixed, they create a muddy brown or gray color, not blue If you're looking for color mixing, here's a brief explanation: - Primary colors are red, blue, and yellow - Secondary colors are created by mixing two primary colors - Orange is made by mixing red and yellow - Blue cannot be created by mixing orange with any other color If you have a specific mathematical or scientific problem you'd like help solving, I'd be happy to assist you using the detailed formatting guidelines you provided.