Question Detail
Question
In a hyperopic (farsighted) eye, where is the image of an object at infinity formed relative to the retina?
Correct Answer
Option C is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
The text states, "For the hyperopic (far sighted or long sighted) eye, the image of an object at infinity is formed behind the retina."
Hint
Hyperopia means 'far-sighted'; if you can see far objects, near ones are focused too late.