Answer to Question #209019 in Optics for chao

Question #209019

Calculate the distance of the point in front of the cornea at which parallel light originating inside the reduced eye is focused

Expert's answer

"\\frac 1F=\\frac{1}{d_0}-\\frac 1f,"

"d_0=25~cm,"

"F=\\infin,"

"\\frac{1}{d_0}=\\frac 1f,"

"f=d_0=25~cm."

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