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If green is placed between red and blue on a colour wheel, what is the main error?

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Correct answer: Green is not formed from red and blue

The governing concept is arranging secondary colours according to their component primary colours. In the traditional painting model, green is made from yellow and blue, so it belongs between those colours. Red and blue produce violet, which should occupy the interval between them. Thus option A identifies the error. Option C states the incorrect mixing relationship, option B misclassifies green as primary, and option D denies the organised sequence of a colour wheel.

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Colour WheelPrimary ColoursGreenVioletColour RelationshipsColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryArt Education

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