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Why is making a new mixture better when a shade contains so much black that the base hue is unrecognisable?

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Correct answer: Correcting an over-blackened mixture can be wasteful and difficult to control

The governing concept is controlled proportion. Black strongly lowers value and can overwhelm the original hue; adding other colours afterward usually requires a large amount of paint and gives an uncertain, muddy result. A fresh mixture allows the base colour and black to be added in measured, small steps. Thus option D is correct. Black cannot simply be removed, water does not restore pigment hue, and white alone cannot guarantee the intended colour.

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Over-Blackened MixtureShade CorrectionControlled MixingColour ProportionColour MixingColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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