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With the help of a labelled diagram, show how myopia can be corrected. What type of lens is used to correct this defect?

Important Questions on Human Eye and the Colorful World

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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 7
A person with a myopic eye cannot see objects beyond 1.5 m from his eye. What type of lens should be used to correct his vision? Find its power.
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 8
The far point of a student suffering from myopia is 1.0 m from his eye. Find the focal length and power of the corrective lens that will correct his vision.
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 9
The near point of an old man is 0.5 m from his eye. What should be the focal length and power of the corrective lens that will correct his vision?
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 10
Differentiate between myopia and hypermetropia.
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 11
What is presbyopia? Why is it caused and how can it be corrected?
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 12
Name the type of lens required to see nearby as well as distant objects clearly in a defective eye suffering from both myopia and presbyopia. Give reasons.
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 13
How is cataract caused? What is done to restore the vision of a person suffering from cataract?
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Eduwiser's CBSE PHYSICS FOR CLASS X>Chapter 5 - Human Eye and the Colorful World>EXERCISE>Q 1
Write different parts of the eye and explain their functions. Also, explain how an image of an object is formed on the retina of the eye.