A person having defect of vision, called hypermetropia, can see

Nearby objects clearly but not distant objects.

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Distant objects clearly, but not nearby objects.

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Both nearby and distant objects clearly.

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Can't see both nearby and distant objects.

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Solution

The correct option is B Distant objects clearly, but not nearby objects.
The person suffering from hypermetropia will have difficulty in focusing on nearby objects, but can clearly see distant objects.

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