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Why are primary colours of painting and light considered different?

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Correct answer: Their colour-mixing processes are different

The governing concept is the difference between subtractive pigment mixing and additive light mixing. Paint works by absorbing parts of white light, so traditional art education commonly discusses red, yellow and blue pigments as primary colours. Coloured light combines emitted light, commonly using red, green and blue. Since the materials and mixing mechanisms differ, their primary sets are not identical. Options A, B and C deny this distinction or make false claims. Therefore, option D is correct.

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Primary ColoursPigment MixingLight MixingColour TheoryAdditive And Subtractive ColourArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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