Physics, asked by sravyasri99, 1 year ago

how the focal length of a lens may be determined by the given power of the lens?

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Answered by charitha007
24
as we know ,
focal length is inversely proportional to power of lens.
power of lens is the degree of convergence or divergence of light rays that can be achieved by a lens in terms of power.
power of lens = 1 / focal length (in metres)
power of lens = 100 / focal length (in cm)

hope it helps
Answered by Anonymous
14


power of a lens is equal to reciprocal of its focal length.

power of a lens =1/f(in m) and 100/f(in cm)

example: if given power of lens is 2D (here D refers to dioptres, theunits for power of a lens) then

                using p=100/f

                           2=100/f

                               f=50

                          therefore f is determined


koushik: ther4e is one formula f=25d
koushik: sry f=25d /25-d
Anonymous: whats that formula?
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