The reason that we can "see" a rainbow is because the light waves are:
A) at the shorter end of the electromagnetic energy spectrum
B) at the longer end of the electromagnetic energy spectrum
C) ultra-violet waves
D) in our visible spectrum

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The colors of a rainbow are visible to us because they are made up of light waves that fall within the visible spectrum. The colors are arranged from red to violet, with red having the longest wavelength and violet the shortest. Therefore, option D is correct.

The Reason That We Can "See" a Rainbow Is Because