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if every water droplet disperses the seven colours of rainbow, they must be dispersing the colours in different directions then how come we see the rainbow in a sequenced manner(VIBGYOR) and not in a mixed manner.

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Explanation:

Part a of this figure shows the colors produced by a rainbow. Part b shows the colors produced by a prism.

Figure 1. The colors of the rainbow (a) and those produced by a prism (b) are identical. (credit: Alfredo55, Wikimedia Commons; NASA)

Everyone enjoys the spectacle of a rainbow glimmering against a dark stormy sky. How does sunlight falling on clear drops of rain get broken into the rainbow of colors we see? The same process causes white light to be broken into colors by a clear glass prism or a diamond

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if every water droplet disperses the seven colours of rainbow, they must be dispersing the colours in different directions then how come we see the rainbow in a sequenced manner(VIBGYOR) and not in a mixed manner.​

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if every water droplet disperses the seven colours of rainbow, they must be dispersing the colours in different directions then how come we see the rainbow in a sequenced manner(VIBGYOR) and not in a mixed manner.