The near point for your myopic uncle is 14 cm. Your own vision is normal; that is, your near point is 25cm. Suppose you and your uncle hold dimes (which are 1.7 cm in diameter) at your respective near points. |
Part A For you, what is the dime's angular size, in radians? Express your answer in radians.
For your uncle, what is the dime's angular size, in radians? Express your answer in radians.
Do these calculations suggest any benefit to nearsightedness? Do these calculations suggest any benefit to nearsightedness?
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Near Point Of Eye:
The near point of the eye is the minimum distance required by the person to see the closely placed object clearly and for a healthy and normal vision person the near point of the eye is equal to 25 cm but when the person is suffering from eye defect hypermetropia the near point of the person is shifted away from the actual point.
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