refractive index, Physics

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show that in a glass prism that the refractive index n = sin1/2(A+Dmin)/sin1/2A where a = refracting angle. hence if the angle of incidence i on oan air boundary is 60degrees. calculate the angle of refraction take refractive index n=4/3

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