PART A. A near-sighted person has a far-point of 5.16 m. To correct their vision, what...
PART A. A near-sighted person has a far-point of 5.16 m. To correct their vision, what should be the focal length of the prescribed lens? Assume the lens will be 2 cm from the eye.
PART B. A far-sighted person has a near-point of 83 cm. To correct their vision so that they can see objects that are as close as 10 cm to their eye, what should be the focal length of the prescribed lens? Assume the lens will be 2 cm from the eye.
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This problem is from topic eye defects.
In near sightedness we will use diverging lens as a corrective lens
And in case of farsighedness we will use converging lens as a corrective measure.
And we will make adjustment of 2 cm while applying lens formula for corrective lens.
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