Physics, asked by kaipalalitha1976, 5 months ago

If D is the distance of far point for a Myopic eye then what is the focal length of
concave lens required to rectify the deffect?
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Answered by dhani177
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dont know dear so sorry

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Given: the far point of a myopic person is 75 cm

To find: the focal length of the lens used to rectify this defect

Solution:

The person suffering from myopia should use a concave lens such that the image of an object at infinity is formed at a distance of 75 cm. i,e

u=∞

v=−75cm

Applying lens formula,

\large{\frac{1}{f}}=\large{\frac{1}{v}}-\large{\frac{1}{u}}

\large{\frac{1}{f}}= \large{\frac{1}{-75}}-\large{\frac{1}{infinity}}

⟹f=−75cm

is the required focal length of the lens to be used to rectify the defect.

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