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Assume that the range of the refractive power of Hannah’s eyes is the same as that...

Assume that the range of the refractive power of Hannah’s eyes is the same as that for her sister Anna’s. Considering Hannah has longer myopic eyes, what would be Hannah’s near point to the nearest tenth of a centimeter if Anna’s eyes are 20 mm in diameter and her near point is 20 cm?
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