Match the defects of vision with an appropriate remedy .

Cataract

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Hypermetropia

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Myopia

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Presbyopia

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Solution

Myopia is corrected using a concave lens, whereas a convex lens can be used to aid people suffering from hypermetropia. Bifocal lens is used by patients of presbyopia, and cataract which is clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye requires a surgery.

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Match the defects of vision in Part A with an appropriate remedy in Part B.

$\begin{matrix} PART A & PART B 1)Myopia & a) Convex lens 2)Hypermetropia & b) Surgery 3)Presbyopia & c) Concave lens 4)Cataract & d) Bifocal lens \end{matrix}$

Match the defects of vision in Part A with an appropriate remedy in Part B.

$\begin{matrix} PART A & PART B 1)Myopia & a) Convex lens 2)Hypermetropia & b) Surgery 3)Presbyopia & c) Concave lens 4)Cataract & d) Bifocal lens \end{matrix}$

Q. Match the following eye defects with their remedial lenses.

What eye defect is hypermetropia? Describe with a ray diagram how this defect of vision can be corrected by using an appropriate lens.

Q. Explain all defects of vision and their corrections.

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