According to this theory, colors are mixed in the following pairs: blue / yellow, red /green, and black / white.
A) trichromatic theory
B) monocular theory
C) opponent process theory
D) additive color theory

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The opponent process theory suggests that color perception is controlled by the activity of two opponent systems: a blue-yellow mechanism and a red-green mechanism, along with a black-white mechanism for perceiving brightness. This theory explains why certain color combinations (like red-green or blue-yellow) are never seen together in the same color, as they are perceived through opposing processes in the visual system.

According to This Theory, Colors Are Mixed in the Following