A farsighted student wears contact lenses with a prescription of +2.50 Diopters. This allows herfully accommodated eye to focus on her Physics 1 C exam sitting 25.0 cm in front of her eyes.Assume that the eye lens-to-retina distance of this student's eye is 2.00 cm, and the contactlens sits a negligible distance in front of the eye lens. What is the focal length of this student'sfully accommodated eye lens under these imaging conditions?"O 1.94 cmO 1.90 cmO2.03 cmO2.00 cmO1.85 cm

Step 1:Contact lens power is +2.50 Diopters.Exam distance from the contact lens is 25cmEyes…

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