Discussion
Additive mixing of two lights always produces a colour that lies
Answer: A
Correct answer: on the straight line joining them in the chromaticity diagram
Because tristimulus values add, the mixture is a weighted average of its components, and a weighted average of two points lies on the segment between them. The position along the line depends on the relative luminances. This is why the gamut of three primaries is the triangle they define.
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