Physics, asked by saikiaaditi46, 6 months ago

A person with myopic eyes is not able to see objects beyond 1.25m. The power of
the lens to correct the defect is
is
a)+ 0:8D

b)+ 1:0D

c)- 0:8D

d) – 1:0D

Answers

Answered by Aryan0123
4

Given:

  • Myopic eyes
  • Focal length (f) = 1.25m

To find:

  • Power of the lens.

Method:

 \sf{Power =  \frac{1}{Focal \: length}  } \\ \implies \frac{1}{ - 1.25} \\  =  - 0.8 \: D

Therefore, Power = -0.8D

The lens used is Concave lens.

Since the person has myopic eyes, Here, we have taken Focal length as negative. So the power also becomes negative.

Additional information:

  1. Power is described as the ability of convergence or divergence of a lens.
  2. Concave lens has negative power.
  3. Convex lens has positive power.
  4. People with myopia wear concave lens.
  5. People with Hypermetropia wear Convex lens.
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