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12th Odisha Board
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With a neat ray diagram, describe the principle, working and use of an astronomical telescope.
Important Questions on Eye and Optical Instruments
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12th Odisha Board
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A short-sighted man can read printed matter distinctly when it is held from his eye. Find the focal length of the glasses which he must use if he wishes to read with ease a book at a distance of .
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12th Odisha Board
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A long-sighted person can see clearly at any distance more than . What kind of lens should he use in spectacles to be able to read print placed at from his eye? What is the power of this lens?
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12th Odisha Board
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A person can focus objects only when they lie between and from his eyes. What spectacles should he use to increase his maximum distance of distinct vision to infinity.
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12th Odisha Board
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A simple microscope is made of a combination of two lenses in contact of powers and . Calculate the magnifying power of the microscope if the image is formed at the least distance of distinct vision meter.
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12th Odisha Board
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The objective and eye-piece of a microscope have focal lengths and respectively and separated by . A person, whose distance of distinct vision is uses the microscope to see a small object. Where must the object be placed?
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12th Odisha Board
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A telescope has an objective of focal length and an eye-piece of focal length . The least distance of distinct vision is . The telescope is focussed for distinct vision on a scale away from the object. Calculate the separation of the objective and the eye-piece.
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12th Odisha Board
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In a compound microscope, an object is placed at a distance of from the objective of focal length . If the eyepiece has a focal length of and the final image is formed at the near point, estimate the magnifying power of the microscope.
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12th Odisha Board
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A compound microscope with an objective of focal length and an eye-piece of focal length has a tube length of . Calculate the magnifying power of the microscope, if the final image is formed at near point of the eye.