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What are four main photometric quantities?
luminous flux, luminous intensity, luminance and illuminance
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In compound microscope, a --------------- mounted beneath the slides can be adjusted to give reflected light to object.
concave mirror
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In astronomical telescope, a concave mirror used as the -------- instead of a convex lens.
objective
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luminous flux is measured in --------
lumen (lm)
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In refracting astronomical telescope, to obtain sharp image of the distant objects the objective should have a ----- diameter.
large
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In astronomical telescope, the final image formed by the eyepiece is -------, ----- than the first image.
virtual / larger
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Formula of magnifying power of compound microscope is
MP = vo / uo ( 1 + D/ f e )
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In normal adjustment, the final image is at ----
infinity
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What are the units of luminous intensity, solid angle, luminance and illuminance?
candela or lumen per steradian , steradian , candela per metre squared , lux
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In compound microscope, the objective lens produces an image which is -----, --- and ------ the size of the object.
real, inverted , larger than
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Due to an eyeball is too short or due to the eye - lens cannot be sufficiently convex can be caused
farsightedness or hyperopia
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What are two main types of electron microscope?
scanning electron microscope(SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM)
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------- are attached to the eye lens.
The ciliary muscles
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Binoculars use total reflecting prisms. Why?
Because of the successive total internal reflections prisms, the length of the telescope is greatly reduced.
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The light sensitive area of the cells, at the back of the eye is ----
the retina
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In normal adjustment, the separation of lenses ; L =
v o + f e
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Which lenses use in electron microscopes?
electrostatic or electromagnetic
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The pupil automatically contracts in ------- light
bright
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The optical instrument can be used for viewing distant objects is called a -----
telescope
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A magnifying glass that has a bi-convex lens with a short focal length is a
simple microscope
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Myopia can be corrected by using spectacles with ------- lenses.
concave
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the front portion of the eye is covered by a tough, transparent membrane
cornea
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For normal person, the least distance of distinct vision is
25 cm
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What are widely used as terrestrial telescopes?
binoculars
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Electron microscopes use electrons which have shorter wavelength that allow ---- magnification.
greater
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Sign convention , the heights below the principal axis are _____
negative or minus
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two transparent liquids contains human eye are
aqueous humour and vitreous humour
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Lenses marker's formula
1/f = (n - 1) [ 1/ R1 - 1/R2 ]
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A compound microscope has at least two convex lenses; an ---- lens and an ----- lens.
objective / eyepiece
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Formula of the inverse square law of illuminance is
Ev = Iv cos theta / r2
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