Step-by-step explanation
If you add white to a color, it will produce a lighter shade of that color, which is often referred to as a "tint." This is because white is also a neutral color, but unlike black, it reflects all colors and increases the brightness and lightness of the original color. The resulting tint will be lighter and have a higher value than the original color. The amount of white that is added to the color will determine how light the resulting tint will be. The more white that is added, the lighter the tint will become.