A binary red orange, of standard brightness, in which orange preponderates by three units, is matched by red four and yellow three units, and is correctly described by
R. 1·0 + O. 3·0
A red orange, of less than standard brightness by one unit, in which orange preponderates by three units, is matched by a red five, yellow four, blue one, and is correctly described by
R. 1·9 + O. 3·0 + N.T. 1·0
A red violet, in which red preponderates by one unit, and is one unit brighter than standard, is first dulled by one unit red, yellow and blue, and then matched by four red and three blue, and is correctly described by
R. 1·0 + V. 3·0 + Light 1·0
A red orange, in which red preponderates by one unit, and is one unit brighter than standard, is first dulled by one red, yellow and blue, and then matched by four red, and three yellow, and is correctly described by
R. 1·0 + O. 3·0 + Light 1·0