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A person can see well in the distance, but cannot do so at an arm's-length distance....

A person can see well in the distance, but cannot do so at an arm's-length distance. What type of lens must be used to correct the vision (converging/diverging) and where is the image for this lens placed (relative to the object)? Why?

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