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Physics, 18.08.2021 18:30 paulusl19

A farsighted person wears glasses that enable them to read a book held at distance of 25.0cm from their eyes, even though their near point is 57.0cm. Their glasses are a distance 2.00cm from their eyes. What is the focal lengh of power of the lens?

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