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A patient has a near point of 6.1 m. With their outdated prescription, the closest sign...

A patient has a near point of 6.1 m. With their outdated prescription, the closest sign they can read clearly with corrective lenses is 1.2 m away. What is the focal length of the corrective lenses? (in m).

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