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Why can equal amounts of yellow and blue still produce different greens?

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Correct answer: Pigments do not have equal tinting strength

The governing concept is pigment tinting strength in subtractive colour mixing. Equal measured quantities do not necessarily contribute equal visual influence because one pigment may be stronger, darker, or more absorbing than the other. Therefore, yellow and blue can produce different green biases, such as yellow-green or blue-green. Option A is correct; the other choices incorrectly deny the effect of quantity, confuse green with black, or discuss an irrelevant light-system claim.

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Tinting StrengthGreen MixingPigment ProportionColour TheoryColour MixingArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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