A person looks across a stadium at the scoreboard, which appears blurry. The person looks down at the program, which is completely in focus. What vision condition is described?

a) color blindness

b) astigmatism

c) farsightedness

d) nearsightedness

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Eve Howell

Physics

3 March, 16:03

A person looks across a stadium at the scoreboard, which appears blurry. The person looks down at the program, which is completely in focus. What vision condition is described?

a) color blindness

b) astigmatism

c) farsightedness

d) nearsightedness

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Sasha Bush · Answer 1

Answer is D. Nearsightedness is when a person can see near, but not far. Everything appears blurry from far away, but as you get close to it, it becomes more focused

A person looks across a stadium at the scoreboard, which appears blurry. The person looks down at the program, which is completely in focus. What vision condition is described?a) color blindnessb) astigmatismc) farsightednessd) nearsightedness

A person looks across a stadium at the scoreboard, which appears blurry. The person looks down at the program, which is completely in focus. What vision condition is described?

a) color blindness

b) astigmatism

c) farsightedness

d) nearsightedness