2、实验中所用不同透镜的说法错误的是 What's wrong about the different lenses used in the experimentA．靠近光源的透镜可以为后面的透镜提供平行光 A lens close to the light source can provide parallel light to the lens behind itB．透镜A模拟的是正常眼，透镜B模拟的是远视眼，透镜C模拟的是近视眼 Lens a simulates normal eyes, lens B simulates hyperopia, and lens C simulates myopiaC．透镜A模拟的是正常眼，透镜B模拟的是近视眼，透镜C模拟的是远视眼 Lens A simulates normal eyes, lens B simulates myopia, and lens C simulates hyperopiaD．透镜E和透镜F模拟的是矫正用的眼镜 Lens E and lens F simulate spectacles for corrective use
2、实验中所用不同透镜的说法错误的是 What's wrong about the different lenses used in the experiment
A．靠近光源的透镜可以为后面的透镜提供平行光 A lens close to the light source can provide parallel light to the lens behind it
B．透镜A模拟的是正常眼，透镜B模拟的是远视眼，透镜C模拟的是近视眼 Lens a simulates normal eyes, lens B simulates hyperopia, and lens C simulates myopia
C．透镜A模拟的是正常眼，透镜B模拟的是近视眼，透镜C模拟的是远视眼 Lens A simulates normal eyes, lens B simulates myopia, and lens C simulates hyperopia
D．透镜E和透镜F模拟的是矫正用的眼镜 Lens E and lens F simulate spectacles for corrective use
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