A person can see objects clearly only upto a maximum distance of 60 cm. His eye defect, nature of the corrective lens and its focal length are respectively

Question

A person can see objects clearly only upto a maximum distance of 60 cm. His eye defect, nature of the corrective lens and its focal length are respectively (A) myopia, convex, 60 cm (B) myopia, concave, 60 cm (C) hypermetropia, concave, 60 cm (D) contract, convex, 60 cm

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Range of vision for healthy eye is 25 cm to ∞ . If the person can see clearly only upto a maximum distance of 60 cm. He is suffering from myopia. A short sighted eye can see only nearer objects. This defect can be removed by using a concave lens of suitable focal length f=60 cm.

Q. A person can see objects clearly only upto a maximum distance of $60 c m$ . His eye defect, nature of the corrective lens and its focal length are respectively

myopia, convex, 60 cm

myopia, concave, 60 cm

hypermetropia, concave, 60 cm

contract, convex, 60 cm

Range of vision for healthy eye is 25 cm to $\infty.$ If the person can see clearly only upto a maximum distance of 60 cm. He is suffering from myopia. A short sighted eye can see only nearer objects. This defect can be removed by using a concave lens of suitable focal length $f = 60 c m .$

Q. A person can see objects clearly only upto a maximum distance of 60cm. His eye defect, nature of the corrective lens and its focal length are respectively