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  1. Q1. A person needs a lens of power -5.5 dioptres for correcting his distant vision. For correcting his near vision he needs a lens of power +1.5 dioptre. What is the focal length of the lens required for correcting (i) distant vision, and (ii) near vision?

    • A.i) 0.18 m, ii) 0.67 m
    • B.i) 0.18 m, ii) 0.67 cm
    • C.i) 0.18 cm, ii) 0.67 m
    • D.i) 0.67 m, ii) 0.18 m

    Answer: A. i) 0.18 m, ii) 0.67 m

  2. Q2. A doctor has prescribed a corrective lens of power +1.5 D. Find the focal length of the lens. Is the prescribed lens diverging or converging?

    • A.The focal length is 66.67 cm and the lens is converging
    • B.The focal length is 33.33 cm and the lens is converging
    • C.The focal length is 66.67 cm and the lens is diverging
    • D.The focal length is 33.33 cm and the lens is diverging

    Answer: A. The focal length is 66.67 cm and the lens is converging

    First, read what's there - a typical physics numerical. The data on the table: 1.5. We are after Find the focal length of the lens. Pick the chapter relation that contains every given quantity and the unknown; rearrange for the unknown. Common-sense check: The focal length is 66.67 cm and the lens is converging. Lock in option A) The focal length is 66.67 cm and the lens is converging. Trap-watch: option B) 'The focal length is 33.33 cm and the lens is converging' is wrong because This is not the correct solution; option C) 'The focal length is 66.67 cm and the lens is diverging' is wrong because This is not the correct solution.

  3. Q3. A person cannot see nearby objects clearly (hypermetropia). Which type of lens is used in spectacles to correct this defect?

    • A.A convex (convergent) lens
    • B.A concave (divergent) lens
    • C.A cylindrical lens
    • D.A plane mirror

    Answer: A. A convex (convergent) lens

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