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How are primary colours generally placed while making a colour wheel?

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Correct answer: Spaced apart from one another

Primary colours are generally placed at separate, balanced positions around a colour wheel rather than next to one another. In the traditional three-primary wheel, red, yellow, and blue are spaced apart, leaving room between them for the secondary colours made from neighbouring pairs: orange, green, and violet. This arrangement helps learners see colour relationships and mixing patterns. Therefore, option C is correct; placing them together, outside, or only at the centre would not show the standard wheel structure.

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Colour WheelPrimary ColoursColour RelationshipsSecondary ColoursArt EducationColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryClass 9 Mcq

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