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Given, Distance of object, do = 11.6 cm Radius of curvature, R = 7.8 mm Refractive index of aqueous…

An object is placea1.6cmlin frunt of the COvnea (ine cornea is tnin and has approximately parallelSlider so that the réfiection thdt OCcurs as lignt travels from air to cornea t0 aqueous numor has essentially the same as thougn the aqueous numor weve divectly in contact With the air. The agveouS numuv has Index of retractlon n= / 34 and the radius of (urvature Ot COVnea IS 7.8mm) @ what IS the Image distance tor the Image Firmed by the Cornea alone? B The Image tormed by the cornea server as an objecF For the lens. Treat the lens as a thin lens mm benina the cornea. Fid the opHical power Of the lenr necessary to furm an imnge on the retHna 30 mm from the linter Of the lens.

An object is placea1.6cmlin frunt of the COvnea (ine cornea is tnin and has approximately parallelSlider so that the réfiection thdt OCcurs as lignt travels from air to cornea t0 aqueous numor has essentially the same as thougn the aqueous numor weve divectly in contact With the air. The agveouS numuv has Index of retractlon n= / 34 and the radius of (urvature Ot COVnea IS 7.8mm) @ what IS the Image distance tor the Image Firmed by the Cornea alone? B The Image tormed by the cornea server as an objecF For the lens. Treat the lens as a thin lens mm benina the cornea. Fid the opHical power Of the lenr necessary to furm an imnge on the retHna 30 mm from the linter Of the lens.

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter9: Optics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27Q

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