Physics, asked by swayansamishra125, 11 months ago

the near point of a hypermetropic eye is 1 metre. what is the power of the lens required to correct this defect. assume that the near point of the normal eye is 25 CM​

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Answered by aami21
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1 \div f = 1 \div \: v - 1 \div u \\ \\ 1 \div f = 1 \div - 100 - 1 \div - 25 \\ \\ 1 \div f = - 3 \div - 100 \\ f = 33.3cm

Power

p = 100 \div f \\ p = 100 \div 33.3 \\ p = 3.00(approx)

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swayansamishra125: why u took u as 25 cm
swayansamishra125: can u pls say
aami21: given 25 cm is near point
swayansamishra125: and 1m
swayansamishra125: that means u took object distance as 25 cm
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Answered by Nehalashraf19
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Near point(u) = - 25 cm

H. Near point(v) =-100cm

P=1/f

1/f=1/v-1/u

,, =1/-100 - 1/-25

,, = -1+4/100

1/f=3/100

P=100*3/100 (in cm)

P=+3 diaptore


swayansamishra125: how can u take near point i.e. u as 25
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