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What error may occur if the shadow on a white object is always assumed darker than the lit side of a black object?

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Correct answer: The comparison of local values will be wrong

The governing concept is local value: the inherent value of an object remains important even when lighting changes its appearance. A white object in shadow may still be lighter than the illuminated part of a black object. Assuming the reverse produces an incorrect comparison of local values, so option D is correct. This mistake does not directly alter the contour, symmetry, or direction of the cast shadow.

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Pencil-ShadingLocal-ValueWhite-ObjectBlack-ObjectPencil ShadingDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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