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Which change is most likely when grey is added to a warm colour?

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Correct answer: Its saturation will decrease but its warm identity may remain

The governing concept is saturation, or intensity, rather than colour temperature. Adding grey neutralises or mutes a colour, so the colour becomes less saturated. If the original hue remains biased toward red, orange, or yellow, it can still look warm even after losing brightness and intensity. Therefore B is correct. Grey does not automatically make a primary colour cool, make it lighter, or turn it into its complementary colour; those claims confuse separate colour properties.

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Grey MixingWarm ColourSaturationColour TemperatureWarm And Cool ColoursColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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