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Which properties change when both white and a complementary colour are added to a tertiary colour?

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Correct answer: Value becomes lighter and saturation decreases

The governing concept is the distinction between value and saturation. Adding white raises the lightness or value, creating a tint. Adding a complementary colour weakens the original hue and lowers its saturation, often making it duller. These are two separate changes, so option A is correct. The mixture does not merely rename the hue, alter texture alone, or transform a tertiary colour into a primary colour. The result depends on the amounts used.

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ValueSaturationTertiary Colour AdjustmentTintComplementary ColourTertiary ColoursColour TheoryArt Education

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