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If green made from blue and yellow is muddier than expected, which cause is most logical?

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Correct answer: The selected colours had a red bias

The governing concept is pigment bias in colour mixing. Ideally, blue and yellow combine to produce green, but many pigments are not perfectly pure and may contain a slight red or warm bias. Red is complementary to green, so that unwanted component lowers the green’s saturation and makes the mixture muddy. Insufficient mixing, white paper, or a small brush may affect application, but they do not logically explain the pigment’s muted hue.

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Colour MixingMuddy GreenColour BiasComplementary EffectColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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