Which statement is correct if red and yellow are mixed in unequal amounts?

Correct answer: The orange will lean toward the colour used in greater amount

The governing concept is the effect of mixing ratios on hue. Red and yellow still produce orange, but unequal quantities change its bias: more red gives a reddish orange, while more yellow gives a yellowish orange. Therefore, option B is correct. Green requires yellow and blue, and violet requires red and blue; the mixture will not always have the same orange appearance.