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What does slight contamination by an opposite colour generally do to a tertiary colour?

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Correct answer: Reduces the colour’s intensity, making it muted or muddy

An opposite or complementary colour tends to neutralise part of a tertiary colour’s chromatic strength. Even a small amount can reduce saturation, so the original colour appears less vivid, muted, greyish, or muddy. This contamination does not convert the mixture into a primary colour, and it cannot turn the colour directly into white because white requires the addition of white pigment or paint. Thus, option C correctly states the usual effect.

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Tertiary ColoursComplementary ColoursSaturationColour MixingNeutralisationColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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