Please assist, thank you Myopia: A. is the term for the normal healthy eye. B can be treated by placing a diverging lens in front of the eye. C. occurs if the eyeball is too shallow or the lens is too flat. D. can be corrected by placing a converging lens in front of the eye
Myopia is nearsightedness. Does that help?
Right I am aware of that, but I'm still confused with the wording on the answers
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myopia needs a diverging lens, because the problem is the light doesnt fall on the retina
Yes, that's correct.....diverging or Concave lens are used to correct myopia.
Pretty much this is a facet of ophthalmology within which this occurs as a aliment / condition of the eye whereby parallel rays are focused in front of the retina of the eye -- this is directly in opposition to hyperopia. This is as Biobro said; nearsighted-ness which of course means that only objects near to the human eye can be seen, well, at least clearly.
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