Science, asked by ibb7, 1 year ago

plz answer this question guys.....

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Answered by pawanjhahaz1

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the defect is myopia and he needs concave lens so as to improve his vision

ibb7: Hii bro ur answer is correct but incomplete

Answered by jahanvi7

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Here is your answer --
(a) Myopia
(b) f= 1/-4.5 = - 2/9 m
= - 0.22m
(c) Concave lens.

I hope it helps u ☺️.....

ibb7: correct answer thanks

jahanvi7: Welcome

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