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What will result when white and a little red-orange are added to blue-green?

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Correct answer: A lighter and less saturated blue-green

The governing concepts are tinting and complementary desaturation. White increases the value of blue-green, making it lighter. Red-orange is its complementary tertiary colour, so a small amount weakens the blue-green and lowers its saturation without replacing its basic hue. The result is therefore a lighter, less saturated blue-green, as stated in option A. Option B reverses the effect of white, while C and D incorrectly claim that the dominant hue changes to red or yellow.

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Colour TheoryTertiary ColoursBlue-GreenTintComplementary ColoursSaturationArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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