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When a little green is mixed into red poster colour the red becomes muted. Which principle is being used?

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Correct answer: Complementary colour neutralisation

The governing colour-theory principle is complementary neutralisation. Red and green occupy opposite positions on the traditional colour wheel, so adding a small amount of green reduces the intensity or saturation of red and makes it appear more muted. Thus option B is correct. A tint is made by adding white, value change concerns lightness or darkness, and transparency is not the main effect described here.

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Complementary NeutralisationRedGreenPoster ColourMuted ColourColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryArt Education

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