Science, asked by tronit856mf3, 2 months ago

a man without his eye glasses can read a book holding it 13.9 cm far from his eyes what is the optical power of the lens of it is eye glasses so that he could read a book at the distant of best vision​

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Answered by Aryan0123
11

Answer:

7.19 D

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Explanation:

In this question,

  • Focal length (f) = 13.9 cm

Apply power formula and find out the Optical power of the lens required.

\boldsymbol{Power=\dfrac{1}{Focal \: length\: \: (in \: metres)}}\\\\

\implies \sf{Power = \dfrac{100}{Focal\: length\:(in \: cm)}}\\\\

\implies \sf{Power = \dfrac{100}{13.9}}\\\\

\implies \sf{Power= 7.19\:D}\\\\

\therefore \boxed{\bf{Power \: of \: lens\:required = 7.19\:D}}\\\\

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KNOW MORE:

  • Power is defined as the degree of convergence of a lens.
  • It is also the inverse of focal length.
  • The SI unit of Power is Dioptre (D).
Answered by okawde7
0

Answer:

Answer:

7.19 D

\begin{gathered}\\\end{gathered}

Explanation:

In this question,

Focal length (f) = 13.9 cm

Apply power formula and find out the Optical power of the lens required.

\begin{gathered}\boldsymbol{Power=\dfrac{1}{Focal \: length\: \: (in \: metres)}}\\\\\end{gathered}

Power=

Focallength(inmetres)

1

\begin{gathered}\implies \sf{Power = \dfrac{100}{Focal\: length\:(in \: cm)}}\\\\\end{gathered}

⟹Power=

Focallength(incm)

100

\begin{gathered}\implies \sf{Power = \dfrac{100}{13.9}}\\\\\end{gathered}

⟹Power=

13.9

100

\begin{gathered}\implies \sf{Power= 7.19\:D}\\\\\end{gathered}

⟹Power=7.19D

\begin{gathered}\therefore \boxed{\bf{Power \: of \: lens\:required = 7.19\:D}}\\\\\end{gathered}

Poweroflensrequired=7.19D

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