Anna has a far point of infinity and near point of 80 cm, so Anna is nearsighted, should wear converging lens O both nearsighted and farsighted O nearsighted, should wear diverging lens farsighted, should wear converging lens farsighted, should wear diverging lens neither nearsighted nor farsighted

Anna has a far point of infinity and near point of 80 cm, so Anna is nearsighted, should wear converging lens O both nearsighted and farsighted O nearsighted, should wear diverging lens farsighted, should wear converging lens farsighted, should wear diverging lens neither nearsighted nor farsighted

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Chapter26: Vision And Optical Instruments

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20PE: The contact lens prescription for a mildly farsighted person is 0.750 D, and the person has a near...

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Anna has a far point of infinity and near point of 80 cm, so Anna is
nearsighted, should wear converging lens
both nearsighted and farsighted
O nearsighted, should wear diverging lens
farsighted, should wear converging lens
farsighted, should wear diverging lens
neither nearsighted nor farsighted

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