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One of the conditions given for minimum angle of deviation in glass prism is that the refracted ray becomes parallel to the base. So, if in any case the refracted ray is parallel to the base does it imply that it is case for minimum deviation and i = e

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(A) Incident ray and emergent ray are symmetric with respect to the prism.
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