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What generally happens when grey is added to a primary colour?

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Correct answer: Intensity decreases and the colour becomes muted

Grey contains black and white and is comparatively neutral, so mixing it with a primary colour usually reduces that colour’s chromatic intensity or saturation. The original hue remains identifiable but becomes softer, duller, or muted. The exact appearance depends on the grey and the amount added; it does not automatically become white, complementary, or a new primary colour. Consequently option A is correct, because it describes the general change in intensity rather than an impossible change of colour category.

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Primary ColoursGrey MixingMuted ColourSaturationTertiary ColoursColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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