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define distance of distinct vision (DDV)​

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Answered by sweetu17777
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it is defined as the minimum distance between the Eyes lens and the object of form a clear image

least distance of distinct vision for a normal human being is 25cm. hope its help you ......


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Answered by SushmitaAhluwalia
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Distance of Distinct Vision (DDV) is the minimum distance to which our eyes can see an object clearly.

  • The distinct vision of a person with normal eyesight is 25cm from the eye.
  • That means a person should be able to see any object placed at a distance of 25cm away from his/her eyes.
  • But this vision may vary with age.
  • For example, an infant would have distinct vision of 5cm to 8cm.
  • However, it is the minimum distance and a person can see objects at infinity.
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