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A student made clean orange, green, and violet separately, but obtained a neutral colour when mixing them. What is the best analysis?

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Correct answer: The mixture contained components of all primary colours

The governing idea is pigment composition and neutralisation. Orange contains red and yellow, green contains yellow and blue, and violet contains blue and red. Mixing all three therefore brings all three primary components into the same mixture; their overlapping absorption reduces chromatic intensity and produces a neutral brown or grey. Option A gives the correct analysis. Secondary colours do not lose a theory, paper whiteness is not the sole cause, and violet does not turn mixtures white.

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Secondary ColoursNeutralisationColour ComponentsPigment MixingColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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