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Human eye has many transparent parts that acts as a convex lens of adjustable focal length. The focal length can be changed little bit while seeing objects at different distances. For clear viewing, the image should form on the retina. Most common defects of vision, myopia and hypermetropia, occurs because the distance of the retina from the eye lens is less than or greater than what is required. Spectacles make the incoming light beam more divergent or less divergent to help the image to form on retina.
You need a convex lens, a torch bulb/candle, set of convex and concave lenses of different powers.
In myopia, the retina is farther away from the eyeball and the image forms in front of the retina. The beam is to be made little more divergent so that the image shifts away and forms on the retina. Thus concave lens of appropriate power is needed. Similarly, convex lens of appropriate power is needed for presbyopic eye.
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