Pradeep Paul, R Parthasarthy and, Basha Solutions for Chapter: The Human Eye and The Colourful World, Exercise 6: EXERCISES (UNSOLVED)
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Questions from Pradeep Paul, R Parthasarthy and, Basha Solutions for Chapter: The Human Eye and The Colourful World, Exercise 6: EXERCISES (UNSOLVED) with Hints & Solutions
Split the students in your classroom into three groups and ask the following question:
Name the phenomenon due to which the stars twinkle.
Split the students in your classroom into three groups and ask the following question:
The type of lens used to correct hypermetropia.
Name the defect of vision of human eye can see distant objects clearly but cannot see the near objects clearly.
Split the students in your classroom into three groups and ask the following question:
The colour for which the angle of deviation while passing through the prism is minimum.
Match the following:
S.No. | Column A | Column B |
1. | Twinkling of stars | Corrected by convex lens |
2. | Hypermetropia | Far point comes closer to the eye |
3. | Cataract | Atmospheric Refraction |
4. | Myopia | Opaque membrane over eye lens |
If the far point of Raju, a myopic person is , then how would you calculate the power of the lens he requires to look at the stars?
If Ram, a myopic person uses spectacles of power then what will be the distance of far point of his eye?
Mala can see the objects lying between and from her eye. Her vision can be corrected by using the lens of power . Is the statement true or false?