Physics, asked by anuragboruah123, 11 months ago

A person cannot see objects placed within 50 cm

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Answered by GENIUS1223

The person is suffering from far-sightedness, also known as hyperopia or hypermetropia.

This defect results in the person viewing distanced objects clearly but the nearby objects appear blurred to him.

It is caused by the focussing of light behind the retina instead of focussing on it, thereby making it difficult for the person to observe the nearby objects clearly.

anuragboruah123: If a person is not able to see objects placed within 50 cm from his eyes. The defect is what ? ( A hypermetropic eye can see objects placed beyond 25 cm)

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