What is generally formed by mixing equal amounts of red and blue?

Correct answer: Balanced violet

The governing concept is secondary-colour formation through equal mixing. Red and blue are primary colours, and their mixture produces violet. Because the two colours are used in equal amounts, neither dominates, so the result is generally a balanced violet; option C is correct. Green comes from blue and yellow, orange from red and yellow, and yellow alone is a primary colour rather than the product of this pair.