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a person uses a lens of power plus 3D to normalise Vision near point of hypermetropic eye is

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Answered by abhishekenteriso6
20

Answer:

Explanation:

1m

1.66m

2m

0.66m

Answer :

A

Solution :

Focal length of the lens f= 1003 cm

By lens formula 1f = 1v−1u

⇒1+100/3=1v−1−25

⇒v=−100cm=−1m

Answered by Anonymous
12

Hypermetropia is an eye condition in which, when closer to the face, the person is unable to see things clearly. The normal near point of an eye is 25 cm.

  • The target must be at a distance of atleast 25 cm for normal people to see clearly. The virtual image must be for med at 100 cm for a hypermetropic eye with a near point of 1 m (100 cm) to see an object placed at 25 cm.
  • According to the formula - 1/focal length (f)= 1/ object distance (u) + 1/ image distance (v)  or  1/f = 1/u -1/v.
  • Focal length of the lens f =100/3 cm

        By lens formula = 1f = 1v − 1u

        = 1 + 100/3 = 1v − 1/−25

        = v = − 100cm =

        = − 1m

  • Therefore, the vision near point of hypermetropic eye is 1m.
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