the focal power of a lens has which dimensions
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Thr power of the lens is defined as the tangent of the angle by which it converge ot diverge a ray of light parallel to the principal axis incidental at unit distance from the optical center....
P= 1/f
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SI unit of power of the lens is DIOPTRE (D)......
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P= 1/f
.
SI unit of power of the lens is DIOPTRE (D)......
HOPE IT WILL DEFINITELY HELP U
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Dear User !!
Since power is given by the reciprocal of focal length of the lens {which is
having dimensions of length}, hence power is having the dimensions
of inverse of length, i.e.
power = [M^0 L^-1 T^0]
Hope it helps you !!
Since power is given by the reciprocal of focal length of the lens {which is
having dimensions of length}, hence power is having the dimensions
of inverse of length, i.e.
power = [M^0 L^-1 T^0]
Hope it helps you !!
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