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Positive lens
Also called? Is normally what of what shape? |
-Converging lens
-Focusing lens -Convex |
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What happens to rays hitting the centre of a positive lens?
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They are not refractd
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State the lens formula.
How does one calculate lens power? |
1/f=1/x+1/y
x=object distance y=image distance f=focal lenth Lens power=1/focal length = Dioptre=1/meter D=1/f |
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Positive lens
When is there no image? |
When x=f and when y=infinity
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Positive lens
When is there a real image? |
When
f<x<2f, 2f<y<infinity |
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Positive lens
When do virtual images occur? How do they look? |
When a luminous object is placed closer to the lens than its focal length.
Magnified and upright |
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Negative lens
Also called? Usually of what shape? |
Diverging lens
Concave |
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What do we percieve when an object is placed on the other side of a negative lens?
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A virtual, upright and smaller image.
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What is the power of refraction in the:
-Cornea? -Lens? |
-40D
-17-31D |
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What is the near point for an emmotropic eye?
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0.1 m
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What lens type is useful for correcting myopia?
What are the disadvantages? |
Negative lens
-Decrease in image size (2%/D) -Distort and reduce peripheral vision |
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What type of lens is used for treating hyperopia?
What are the disadvantages? |
Positive
-Acts as a magnifier (2%/D) -Appear to have bif eyes |
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A presbyopic person needs what type of glasses when reading?
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Positive lens
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