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What is the logical reason for having six tertiary colours on a twelve-part colour wheel?

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Correct answer: Each primary colour has a neighbouring secondary colour on both sides

The governing counting idea is adjacency on the colour wheel. There are three primary colours, and each primary lies between two neighbouring secondary-colour positions. Mixing each primary with the adjacent secondary on one side gives a distinct interval colour, and the complete twelve-part arrangement contains six such intervals in total. A primary does not create only one possible adjacent relationship, all three primaries are not mixed together, and neutral colours are not simply added. Hence option A is correct.

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Six Tertiary ColoursTwelve-Part WheelColour TheoryColour RelationshipsTertiary ColoursArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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