2. (a) Using table data presented in the text, calculate the focusing power Fmin of the crystalline lens in the case when eye is focused to view distant objects. (b) Knowing that focusing power of the cornea is Feornea = 42 D, calculate minimum focusing power of the eye. (c) Find what if the eye focal length in this case.

2. (a) Using table data presented in the text, calculate the focusing power Fmin of the crystalline lens in the case when eye is focused to view distant objects. (b) Knowing that focusing power of the cornea is Feornea = 42 D, calculate minimum focusing power of the eye. (c) Find what if the eye focal length in this case.

University Physics Volume 3

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Chapter2: Geometric Optics And Image Formation

Section: Chapter Questions

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