A single raindrop illuminated by sunshine disperses
A)a single color.
B)mainly light of mid-frequency colors.
C)all the colors of the rainbow.

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When a raindrop is illuminated by sunshine, the light gets refracted and dispersed into its component colors. This phenomenon is called rainbow formation. Hence, a single raindrop disperses all the colors of the rainbow, ranging from violet (high-frequency) to red (low-frequency). This is possible due to the different wavelengths of colors that bend at different angles while passing through the raindrop, causing them to separate and form a spectrum.

A Single Raindrop Illuminated by Sunshine Disperses