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Answered by Atαrαh
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This formula can be proved only when the prism is kept in air

According to snell's law,

\implies\mathtt{n_{air}  \times sin i = n_{prism} \times sin r }

As refractive index of air is 1 ,

\implies\mathtt{1 \times sin i = n_{prism} \times  sin r }

\implies\mathtt{n_{prism}= \dfrac{sini}{sinr}}....(1)

Angle of minimum deviation is given by the formula ,

\implies\mathtt{\delta _{min}= (i+e)-A}

In case of air , i = e

\implies\mathtt{\delta_{min} = (i+i)-A}

\implies\mathtt{\delta_{min} = 2i -A}

\implies\mathtt{i = \dfrac{ \delta_{min} + A}{2} }

Angle of prism is given by the formula ,

\implies\mathtt{A= r_1 +r_2}

In case of air , r 1 = r 2 = r

\implies\mathtt{A= 2r }

\implies\mathtt{r= \dfrac{ A}{2} }

Substituting the values of i and r in the equation 1 we get,

\implies\boxed{\mathtt{n_{prism}= \dfrac{sin(\dfrac{ \delta_{min} + A}{2})}{sin(\dfrac{  A}{2})}}}

Hence proved

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