Q5) A person with severe myopia has a far point (a). (20cm) What is the strength of the lensesThe patch (when on the eye) that will correct his far vision? (b) What is the force if substituteContact lenses with glasses are located at a distance of (1.5 cm) from the eye.(a)-5.00D (b)-5.405D(a)-5.00D (b)-5.00D(a)+5.00D (b) +5.405D(a)-5.00D (b) +5.405D(a)-5.405D (b)-5.00D(a)+5.405D (b) +5.00D(a)-5.405D (b) +5.00D0 0OOO

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Q5) A person with severe myopia has a far point (a). (20cm) What is the strength of the lenses The patch (when on the eye) that will correct his far vision? (b) What is the force if substitute 16/15 from the ave

Q5) A person with severe myopia has a far point (a). (20cm) What is the strength of the lenses The patch (when on the eye) that will correct his far vision? (b) What is the force if substitute 16/15 from the ave

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The patch (when on the eye) that will correct his far vision? (b) What is the force if substitute
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(a)-5.00D (b)-5.405D
(a)-5.00D (b)-5.00D
(a)+5.00D (b) +5.405D
(a)-5.00D (b) +5.405D
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