MCQ
Identify the wrong description of the above figures
  • $1$ represents far-sightedness
  • B
    $2$ correction for short sightedness
  • C
    $3$ represents far sightedness
  • D
    $4$ correction for far-sightedness

Answer

Correct option: A.
$1$ represents far-sightedness
a
(a) In figure $1,$ parallel rays, that is, rays coming from infinity converge and focus before reaching the retina, hence the person is not able to see far objects, and is nearsighted.

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