Read the following argument:
a rainbow is not an object, so therefore it can never be
physically reached.
which of the following statements offers the most relevant evidence to
support this argument?
a. rainbows can be full circles or half-circles, but usually we only see
half-circles.
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b. rainbows are formed of a consistent sequence and fading
intensity of color.
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c. rainbows have been linked to mythical creatures called
leprechauns.
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d. rainbows are optical illusions caused by water droplets reflecting
light.
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