What causes a rainbow?

A. Raindrops act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.

B. The upper atmosphere acts like a prism and separates light into the spectrum. C. Clouds act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.

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Ethan Reed

Biology

26 July, 00:45

What causes a rainbow?

A. Raindrops act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.

B. The upper atmosphere acts like a prism and separates light into the spectrum. C. Clouds act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.

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rainbow is a meteorological phenomenon that is caused by reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky. A

What causes a rainbow?A. Raindrops act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.B. The upper atmosphere acts like a prism and separates light into the spectrum. C. Clouds act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.

What causes a rainbow?

A. Raindrops act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.

B. The upper atmosphere acts like a prism and separates light into the spectrum. C. Clouds act like prisms and separate light into the spectrum.