Which one of the following accurately describes a proper use of eyeglasses?
a. using c...
Physics, 20.10.2019 17:20 maggie123433
Which one of the following accurately describes a proper use of eyeglasses?
a. using converging lenses to a nearsighted person by moving the image from in front of the retina to the retina
b. using diverging lenses to a nearsighted person by moving the image from in front of the retina to the retina
c. using converging lenses to a nearsighted person by moving the image from behind the retina to the retina
d. using diverging lenses to a farsighted person by moving the image from behind the retina to the retina
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