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Despite controlled blending of two complementary colours the middle area is greyer than expected. What is the scientific reason?

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Correct answer: Complementary colours reduced each other's intensity and increased neutrality

The governing concept is complementary-colour neutralisation. Complementary hues contain opposing colour tendencies; when mixed as pigments, they absorb different portions of light and reduce one another’s chromatic intensity. The mixture therefore shifts toward a duller neutral or grey. Option B is correct. Increased light, paper absorption failure, and a brush changing colour do not explain the predictable neutralisation effect.

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Complementary ColoursNeutralisationGrey MixtureColour TheoryColour Filling And BlendingPainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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