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Why do thin prisms not deviate light much?
A. Because their refractive index is close to 1
B. Because they are made of a special low-dispersion glass
C. Because their angle A is small, leading to a small Dm according to Dm = (n21 - 1)A
D. Because light travels faster through thin prisms
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