Secondary rainbows result from:
A) temperature inversions.
B) more cloud drops being present.
C) multiple reflections inside the raindrops.
D) drops being very small.

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Secondary rainbows are formed by the double reflection of sunlight inside a raindrop, which causes the colors to be reversed compared to the primary rainbow. This results in a fainter and wider rainbow with its colors in the opposite order from the primary rainbow. Temperature inversions, more cloud drops, and small drops do not affect the formation of secondary rainbows.

Secondary Rainbows Result From