Hues containing a common color in different proportions are said to be
A) analogous.
B) tertiary.
C) achromatic.
D) axonometric.

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Hues containing a common color in different proportions are called analogous colors. Tertiary colors are a combination of primary and secondary colors, achromatic colors are without color (black, white, and gray), and axonometric relates to a method of drawing or depicting objects in a three-dimensional space.

Hues Containing a Common Color in Different Proportions Are Said