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Explain clearly why, a person who has lost the sight of one eye is at a disadvantage compared with the normal person who has two good eyes.

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A person who has lost the sight of one eye has a narrower field of view than the normal person who has two good eyes.

Also, the person with one eye cannot judge distances accurately.

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