Dr. Thad Emmerich
Feb 12, 2025
A primary rainbow is brighter than a secondary rainbow because?
A primary rainbow appears brighter than a secondary rainbow for several reasons. Which of the following explanations is correct?
a. The sunlight reaching it is more intense.
b. There is one less reflection inside the water droplets.
c. Larger droplets produce primary rainbows.
d. The secondary bow is a dim reflection of the primary rainbow.
e. None of these.
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