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A person who can produce sharp images on their retina only of objects that lie from 80 cm to 240 cm from the eyes needs bifocal lenses. Assume that the bifocal lenses are worn 2 cm from the eye. a) Determine the desired optical power of the lens enabling them to see far objects. Is this lens concave or convex?

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