Which describes how to correct farsightedness?

use a convex lens to move the image formed by the eye forward so it hits the retina.
use a concave lens to move the image formed by the eye forward so it hits the retina.
use a convex lens to move the image formed by the eye backward so it hits the retina.
use a concave lens to move the image formed by the eye backward so it hits the retina.

Use a convex lens to move the image formed by the eye forward so it hits the retina.

Explanation:

Hyperopia or farsightedness is an eye defect where a person can see far away objects but not objects which are closer clearly. The image forms behind the retina. The defect can be corrected by using a converging lens - a convex lens. It would move the image forward so that the image forms on the retina.