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If a mixture of two complementary colours is not fully neutral, what is the most likely reason?

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Correct answer: Their proportion or value is unbalanced

The governing concept is subtractive neutralisation: complementary colours can reduce each other’s chromatic intensity, but the result depends on pigment strength, proportion, and value. If one colour is present in greater amount or is much stronger, the mixture will retain a bias toward that hue instead of appearing neutral. Complementaries can therefore neutralise under suitable conditions; paper colour and brush age are not the likely causes. Option A correctly identifies an unbalanced ratio or value.

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Complementary ColoursNeutral ColourRatioPigment StrengthColour MixingColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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