Properly arrange the effects with their reasons:
Effects Reasons
$(i)$ Rainbow formation $(a)$ Reflection
$(ii)$ Red colour of danger signals $(b)$ Scattering
$(iii)$ Different colours of thin oil film and soap bubbles $(c)$ Chromatic aberration
$(iv)$ Coloured images formed by lenses $(d)$ Dispersion
$(v)$ Different colours of clouds $(e)$ Interference

  • A
    $i-(d), ii-(b), iii-(e), iv-(c), v-(b)$
  • B
    $i-(b), ii-(a), iii-(e), iv-(a), v-(c)$
  • C
    $i-(d), ii-(b), iii-(e), iv-(c), v-(b)$
  • D
    $i-(d), ii-(b), iii-(c), iv-(a), v-(e)$

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