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Using flint-glass and crown-glass prisms with dispersive powers .031 and .018, respectively, a direct-vision prism is to be designed such that\delta_D=\delta_D', where\delta_Dand\delta_D' represent the mean angles of deviation of the crown-glass and flint-glass prisms, respectively. (a) If the apex angle of the flint-glass prism, A', is 10.0°, find the apex angle of the crown-glass prism, A. (b) Find the net dispersion of the direct-vision prism. (The indices of refraction of the crown-glass and flint-glass prisms are 1.508 and 1.620, respectively.)

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  1. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 15.0 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.051 degrees
  2. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 10.8 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.111 degrees
  3. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 17.3 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.031 degrees
  4. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 12.2 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.081 degrees
  5. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 8.2 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.121 degrees
  6. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 14.2 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.061 degrees
  7. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 11.2 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.091 degrees
  8. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 9.5 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.101 degrees
  9. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 13.2 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.071 degrees
  10. Apex angle of the crown-glass prism is 16.5 degrees and net dispersion of the direct-vision prism is 0.041 degrees

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