Biology, asked by junaid3567, 11 months ago

Nearsightedness : elongated eyeball::farsightedness : ?

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Answered by Surnia
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Small eye

Explanation:

  • Farsightedness is a condition of vision in which the person is not able to see the distant objects clearly. The person will shrink the eye ball to observe the object.
  • The objects nearby may look blurry. This condition affects the focusing ability.
  • The image formed before the retina.
  • The concave lens can be used to correct this condition.
  • This problem is common in children and young people.

Learn more about farsightedness:

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