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A narrow parallel beam of light is incident on a transparent sphere of refractive index `n` if the beam finally gets focused at a point situated at a distance=`2xx("radius of sphere")` form the center of the sphere then find `n`?

A

`4//3`

B

`3//2`

C

`5//4`

D

`5//3`

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