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What visual effect may occur if red-orange text and a blue-green background are both highly intense?

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Correct answer: Visual vibration or excessive contrast

The governing concept is intensity, or saturation, contrast. Red-orange and blue-green are strongly different tertiary hues, and when both are highly saturated, their boundaries may appear to shimmer or vibrate instead of remaining calm and stable. Thus option C is correct. The effect is not monochromatic because the hues differ, nor colourlessness; the colours do not disappear. Lowering the saturation of one colour, or increasing a suitable value difference, can improve visual control and readability.

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Tertiary ColoursRed-OrangeBlue-GreenVisual VibrationColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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