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3. Bifocal lenses are prescribed for a patient, the components having focal length of
40cm & -300cm.
• What are the new and far points of the patients eye?
4. 45 year old man can see with his left eye between 25 → 300 cm and in his right
eye between 15cmo, a man has astigmatism at his left eye which requires a
lens of focal length + 0.5m at axis 120°. The patient requires magnification
glasses of focal length 0.25m. write the required prescription for this patient
•42 Figure 34-40 gives the lateral
magnification m of an object versus
the object distance p from a lens as
the object is moved along the cen-
tral axis of the lens through a range
of values for p out to p, = 20.0 cm.
What is the magnification of the ob-
ject when the object is 35 cm from
the lens?
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Figure 34-40 Problem 42.
A diverging lens with /= -32.5 em is placed 14.0 en behind a converging
lens with -20.5 cm.
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Where will an object at infinity be focused? Determine the image distance from the second lens. Folow the sign conventions
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