why v is negative in hypermetropia
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A person with hypermetropia can see distant objects clearly, but cannot see nearby objects distinctly.
The defective near point is taken as the image distance in hypermetropia. As the defective near point is at the left side of the lens, it is taken as negative.
The defective near point is taken as the image distance in hypermetropia. As the defective near point is at the left side of the lens, it is taken as negative.
aman4695:
sorry not satisfied because image forms retina that right side of the lens
OK I will try to get the correct answer
Ok i will also to get the correct answer
is ayushi ji is also not correct
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i want to know that how v is negative for both sightedness
what is the rule that followed
because we read that image forms right side on the lens that is positive
then why in eye sightedness v will be negative
i knew that the image is real and inverted at retina
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V is negative in hypermetropia because V is positive and real for inverted images but negative for virtual and erect images in hypermetropia.
sorry not satisfied because image forms on retina and it is right side of the lens
OK I will try to get the correct answer
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