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formula for the refractive index of a prism and explain its terms.

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Answered by damodararao97
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Answer:

sin(A+D)/2/sin (A/2)=refractive index of prism

Explanation:

A is angle of prism

D is angle of minimum deviation

Answered by SaurabhJacob
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The formula for the refractive index of a prism =

                              n = sin(\frac{A+D}{2} )/sin(\frac{A}{2} )

  • The extent of bend in the light rays when entering into another medium is measured by an index called refractive index.
  • A prism is a solid geometric figure with equal and parallel rectilinear figures on all of its end sides. The "Dispersion of light rays" is the main phenomenon that occurs in a prism.
  •    Refractive index of a prism (n) = sin(\frac{A+D}{2} )/sin(\frac{A}{2} )

           Where,

            D is the angle of minimum deviation.

            A is the angle of prism.

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