Answer:
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Explanation:
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Explanation:
Given that,
The optical power of the equivalent single lens is 45.4 diopters.
(a) The relationship between the focal length and the focal length is given by:
f = 0.022 m
or
f = 2.2 cm
(b) We need to find how far in front of the retina is this "equivalent lens" located. It is given by using lens formula as :
Here, u = infinity
v = 2.2 cm
So, at 2.2 cm in front of the retina is this "equivalent lens" located.
Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
a) x = 8.8 cm * cos (9.52 rad/s * t)
b) x = 8.45 cm
Explanation:
This is a Simple Harmonic Motion, and most Simple Harmonic Motion equations start from the equilibrium point. In this question however, we are starting from the max displacement the equations, and thus, it ought to be different.
From the question, we are given that
A = 8.8 cm = 0.088 m
t = 0.66 s
Now, we need to find the angular speed w, such that
w = 2π/T
w = (2 * 3.142) / 0.66
w = 6.284 / 0.66
w = 9.52 rad/s
The displacement equation of Simple Harmonic Motion is usually given as
x = A*sin(w*t)
But then, the equation starts from the equilibrium point at 0 sec, i.e x = 0 m
When you have to start from the max displacement, then the equation would be
x = A*cos(w*t).
So when t = 0 the cos(0) = 1, and then x = A which is max displacement.
Thus, the equation is
x = 8.8 cm * cos (9.52 rad/s * t)
At t = 1.7 s,
x = 8.8 cos (9.52 * 1.7)
x = 8.8 cos (16.184)
x = -8.45 cm
