Physics · Ray Optics
What are the two necessary conditions required for an observer to see a rainbow in the sky?
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- 1The source of white light should be behind us and there should be sufficient water droplets present in the atmosphere✓
- 2The source of white light should be behind us and there should be very few water droplets present in the atmosphere
- 3The source of white light should be in front of us and there should be very few water droplets present in the atmosphere
- 4The source of white light should be in front of us and there should be sufficient water droplets present in the atmosphere
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The source of white light should be behind us and there should be sufficient water droplets present in the atmosphere
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