What happens to hue and value when white is added to red?

Correct answer: The hue remains red and the value becomes lighter

Adding white to red produces a tint. The colour family, or hue, remains red, although the mixture becomes paler; its value therefore becomes lighter. This does not turn the colour green or blue, and the hue does not disappear unless the red is completely visually overwhelmed. Hence option A correctly describes the effect of adding white.