According to this theory, colours 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 colour theory

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The mixing of colors in pairs of blue/yellow, red/green, and black/white are consistent with the opponent process theory, which proposes that there are three independent color channels in the visual system, with each channel having opposite "opponent" color pairs.

According to This Theory, Colours Are Mixed in the Following