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What effect may occur when small amounts of red and green are mixed in watercolour?

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Correct answer: The colour may become less vivid

Red and green are commonly treated as complementary colours on the colour wheel. When small amounts are mixed as pigments, they partly neutralise each other, reducing saturation and making the result less vivid. With increasing pigment, the mixture may look dull, greyish, or muddy brown. It will not always become yellow, and paper colour or transparency is not the governing effect. Therefore, option A is correct.

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WatercolourComplementary ColoursColour MixingRed And GreenColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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