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explain the formation of rainbow

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Answered by magzzzz
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rainbow is an optical and a meterological phenomenon that is caused by reflection of light appearing on the sky. rainbow cause by sunlight appear directly opposite to the direction of the sun.  rainbows are full circles but they appear like an arc to the viewer because they are illuminated droplets of water of the sky. and also based on the phenomenon of dispersion of light.

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Answered by puneethpeddeti
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1) The rainbow is a spectrum of sunlight in nature.

2) The Rainbow is formed due to Dispersion of Sunlight by water droplets suspended in the atmosphere after rain.

3) This phenomenon is due to the combination of refraction of Sunlight by spherical water droplets. Which act as a prism and the total internal reflection takes place.

4) Parallel beam of Sunlight coming from sun getting dispersed at different angles of a deviation produced a cone of rays at the observers eye.

5) The rainbow, therefore appears as an arc of circle for an observer on the earth

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