If blue pigment has greater tinting strength than yellow, how will green appear when equal amounts are mixed?

Correct answer: Blue-green

The governing concept is tinting strength, which describes how strongly a pigment influences a mixture rather than merely how much of it is present. Equal quantities do not guarantee equal visual influence. Since the blue pigment is stronger, it shifts the resulting green toward blue, making option B correct. Yellow-green would require yellow to dominate; orange and red-violet are unrelated mixture results.