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How should the next mixture be adjusted if a secondary colour sample appears darker after drying?

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Correct answer: Make it slightly lighter and test it

The governing concept is iterative colour mixing and value control. The wet appearance of paint can differ from its dry appearance, so the dry test sample is the evidence used for the next adjustment. If the dried secondary colour is too dark, reduce the amount of strong pigment or add a small amount of a lighter base, then prepare and inspect another test sample. Adding black makes it darker, mixing all three primaries can muddy the hue, and repeating without observation ignores the result. Therefore, option A is correct.

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Colour MixingSecondary ColoursValue ControlDry SampleColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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