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Suppose you have a 0.750 D prescription for contact lenses.a. What’s your near point? b. What would your prescription be, in diopters, for glasses worn 2.20 cm from the eyes?

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b. What would your prescription be, in diopters, for glasses worn 2.20 cm from the eyes?

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