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A normal eye is able to focus on both distant and close objects through a process called accommodation. Its accomplished by __________
changing the shape of the lens
The location of the image is a function of _________
the object distance
How to focus the image?
By changing the distance between the lens and the film
Cameras also have an iris to _________
control the amount of light entering
Lights strikes the cornea where ____________
the light is first refracted
The Iris controls __________
the amount of light that enters
The lens ___________
further refracts the light
The image is formed on _________
the Retina
The optic nerve ___________
reads out the retina
Coming from air, most of the refraction occurs at ____________
the cornea
Unlike a camera, the eye can not adjust the distance between the lens and the retina But it can ________________
adjust the lens (change the focal length)
Distant object: The lens is less curved by ________________
relaxing the ciliary muscle
Refraction at the cornea, but the lens can _______________
fine tune the refraction
Close object: The lens is ______________
more curved by contracting the ciliary muscle
A normal eye should be able to accommodate objects as close as _______
25 cm
Hyperopia =
(farsighted)
How to restore normal vision to a farsighted person
Form an image of the object at the near point using a corrective lens
to restore normal vision to someone with myopia
Form an image of the object at the far point using a corrective lens
Corrective lenses are prescribed to ________________
form an image of an object at a location where the eye can easily focus upon
The sign of the focal length determines __________
the type of lens converging or diverging
The strength of the corrective lens is usually measured in the unit _______
diopter
converging lenses form _______ virtual images
enlarged
diverging lenses form _______ virtual images
shortened
apparent size
angular size
If you want to see something bigger, _________
get closer for a larger apparent size (angular size) up to the near point.
A farsighted person has a near point of 50 cm (rather than the normal 25 cm). i ) What is the focal length of the required corrective lens? ii ) What is the strength of the prescribed corrective lens
+50 cm +2.0 diopter
A nearsighted person has a far point of 300 cm. i) What is the focal length of the required corrective lens? ii ) What is the strength of the prescribed corrective lens
-300 cm -0.33 diopter
An eye doctor prescribes glasses with a converging lens having a strength of + 4.0 diopter. i) E2. Is the patient nearsighted or farsighted ii) What is the location of their near point
farsighted near point of 103 cm
Magnifying Glass
Increase the apparent size of an image without forcing us to focus on something too close
The angular magnification measures _________
the improvement of using a magnifying glass
Which type of lens gives us a real image?
Converging lens with the object outside the focal point
A microscope uses two lenses to form an greatly enlarged image The objective lens forms __________
an enlarged, real image of the object
microscope and telescope: The final virtual image is _________________
very large (the goal) and distant (comfortable)
telescope uses
an objective lens to form a closer, enlarged, real image of the object
need an eyepiece with ________
the real image as an object
Galilean Telescope ____________
Replace the eyepiece with a diverging lens
galilean telescope: the final virtual image is ______
upright
A 0.7-cm long insect is viewed through a 8X magnifying glass. i) Approximately what angle does it appear to subtend the eye ii)What angle does it appear to subtend if the insect is viewed unaided at the closest comfortable location
13deg 1.6deg
A forensic scientist is using a standard biological microscope with a 15X objective and a 5X eyepiece to examine a hair from a crime scene. i) What is the focal length of the objective lens? ii) What is the focal length of the eyepiece? iii) How far from the objective is the hair?
= 1.07 cm = 5 cm = 1.14 cm
The distance between the objective and eyepiece lenses of an inverting telescope with a 5X eyepiece is 55 cm. i) What is the telescopes overall magnification?
10x
A farsighted eye has a near point of 140 cm. Objects closer than 140 cm are not seen clearly. A converging lens is used to permit clear vision of a book placed 25 cm in front of the eye. Find the focal length of the lens and express its strength in diopters. (Do not enter a unit)
3.29
A magnifying glass enlarges an object by an angular factor of 3. What is its approximate focal length? ( cm)
8.33 cm
A magnifying lens focuses the sun's rays to a point 11 cm away from the lens. What power magnifying glass will this lens make? (no unit)
2.27
An eyepiece of 2.2- cm focal length and an objective of 0.29- cm focal length are used in a standard microscope. What power should be marked on the eyepiece? (no unit) What power should be marked on the objective? (no unit) What is the overall magnification of the combination?
1.14×101 5.52×101 6.27×102
An astronomical telescope is designed with an overall magnification of 60x. The objective has a focal length of 86.0 cm. What should be the focal length of the eyepiece? How far should the eyepiece be from the objective?
1.43 cm 8.74×101 cm
A Galilean telescope with two lenses spaced 30 cm apart has an objective of 50- cm focal length. What is the focal length of the eyepiece? What is the magnification of the telescope? Assume the object to be very far away. (No unit) What must be the separation between the two lens…
-2.00×101 cm 2.50 3.13×101 cm
A nearsighted person has a far point of one meter. Objects beyond one meter are not sharply focused. What lens should me used to obtain clear vision for objects at infinity? (in diopters)
-1.00
a farsighted person wears eyeglasses with a lens strength of +1.5 diopters. What is the near point for that person's eyes?
4 m
a dime (diameter 1.8 cm) is viewed through a 5x magnifying glass. Approx what angle does it appear to subtend at the eye?
20.6 deg
in a lab microscope, the first image of a specimen is formed inside the microscope 15 cm from the objective lens. if the specimen is 3.0 mm from the objective when the image is in focus, what is the focal length of the objective?
2.9 mm

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