Question #258227

The pupil is located 3.60 mm from the cornea. Assume that the cornea has a radius of curvature of 7.80 mm and the aqueous humor has an index of refraction of 1.333. How far does the pupil appear to be from the cornea?

Expert's answer

n1d−n2f=n1−n2R,  ⟹  \frac{n_1}d-\frac{n_2}f=\frac{n_1-n_2}R,\implies

f=n2dRn1R−(n1−n2)d=1⋅3.6⋅7.81⋅7.8−(1.33−1)⋅3.6=4.25 mm.f=\frac{n_2dR}{n_1R-(n_1-n_2)d}=\frac{1\cdot 3.6\cdot 7.8}{1\cdot 7.8-(1.33-1)\cdot 3.6}=4.25~mm.


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