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Physics, 11.11.2020 14:00 punkieladie

I need help! Which condition of the eye is most likely to be responsible for each of these problems? a: A student who can read the whiteboard from the back of the room but has to strain to read the print in a textbook and gets headaches while reading from a computer screen at home b: A science teacher who has never had eye problems before begins to find it easier to read books and newspapers when they are held further away

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