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Class 9Art EducationColour TheorySecondary coloursEasy
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Which secondary colour is obtained by mixing blue and yellow?

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Correct answer: Green

In the traditional paint-colour system, blue and yellow are primary colours. Mixing them produces green, which is classified as a secondary colour because it is formed from two primary colours. Orange comes from red and yellow, violet comes from red and blue, and brown is not the standard named result of this pair. Therefore option D is correct.

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Blue Yellow MixingGreenSecondary ColoursColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq
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