A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away a farther from his eyes. What should be the prescription of his contact lenses, if he wants to clearly see his phone at a distance of 25 cm?
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A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away...
A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away a farther from his eyes. What should be the prescription of his contact lenses, if he wants to clearly see his phone at a distance of 25 cm? +1.5 D -1.5 D +6.5 D -6.5 D -2.4 D
a.A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away a farther from his eyes. What should be the prescription of his contact lenses, if he wants to clearly see his phone at a distance of 25 cm? Group of answer choices +1.5 D -1.5 D +6.5 D -6.5 D -2.4 D b.An object is placed at 50 cm from a convex spherical mirror with a radius of curvature of 200 cm. What are...
A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away a farther from his eyes. What should be the prescription of his contact lenses, if he wants to clearly see his phone at a distance of 25 cm? +1.5 D -1.5D +6.5D -6.5D -24D
A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away a farther from his eyes. What should be the prescription of his contact lenses, if he wants to clearly see his phone at a distance of 25 cm? +1.5 D 0 -1.5 D 0 +6.5D 0 -6.5D 0 -2.4D
Question 13 5 pts A far-sighted person can see his iPhone clearly only if he holds it 40 cm away a farther from his eyes. What should be the prescription of his contact lenses, if he wants to clearly see his phone at a distance of 25 cm? O +1.5 D 0 -1.5 D 0 +6.5D O -6.5 D O -2.4D
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Please answer all three questions The figure shows a stationary conducting loop adjacent to a vertical current-carrying wire. For which of the following conditions will a counter-clockwise induced current circulate in the stationary loop? Current-carrying wire Stationary conducting loop Counter- clockwise induced current The current in the vertical wire flows downward and its value is decreasing. The current in the vertical wire flows downward and its value is constant. The current in the vertical wire flows downward and its value...
If Mark is unable to see objects clearly when they are placed beyond 0.5m away, (a) is he near-sighted or far-sighted? (b) What should be the focal length of a pair of contact lenses prescribed to correct this problem? (c) If instead he wears eye-glasses, and they are to sit 2.0cm in front of his eyes, what prescription should they be?
A nearsighted person can see images crisply to a far point of 50 cm away. A farsighted person can see that same distance. Prescribe contact lenses for both these people. Answer in diopters.
If Mark is unable to see objects clearly when they are placed beyond 0.5m away, (a) is he near-sighted or far-sighted? (b) If instead he wears eye-glasses, and they are to sit 2.0cm in front of his eyes, what prescription should they be?