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A person cannot see near objects clearly. What kind of lens should his spectacles have to correct this- convex or concave?

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A person who can not see the nearby object clearly must be suffering from Long-sightedness or hypermetropia. To correct this defect of vision, his spectacles should have a convex lens.

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