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How does adding grey affect the temperature effect of a warm colour?

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Correct answer: Its intensity decreases, but its warm identity may remain

The governing concept is that saturation or intensity and colour temperature are different properties. Adding grey usually neutralises a warm hue, so its intensity decreases, but the original red, orange, or yellow bias can still make it appear warm. Therefore option B is correct. It does not automatically become cool, complementary, or lighter: option A confuses neutrality with temperature, option C confuses mixing with colour relationships, and option D makes an unjustified claim about value.

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Warm ColoursGreyDesaturationColour TemperatureWarm And Cool ColoursColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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