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    If a Person's Eyeball Is Too Short from Front to Back
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If a Person's Eyeball Is Too Short from Front to Back

Question 34

Question 34

Multiple Choice

If a person's eyeball is too short from front to back, the person is likely to suffer from


A) spherical aberration.
B) nearsightedness.
C) farsightedness.
D) chromatic aberration.
E) astigmatism.

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