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To see a rainbow, where must the Sun be?
Physics
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High School (9–10)
Optics › Prisms and Dispersion of Light
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To see a rainbow, where must the Sun be?
Below the horizon
In front of you, behind the rain
Behind you, with rain drops in front of you
Directly overhead
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