This surgeon performing microsurgery needs a sharp, magnified view of the surgical site. To obtain this, she’s wearing glasses with magnifying lenses that must be (i) at a particular distance from her eye; (ii) at a particular distance from the object being magnified; (iii) both (i) and (ii); (iv) neither (i) nor (ii).

This surgeon performing microsurgery needs a sharp, magnified view of the surgical site. To obtain this, she’s wearing glasses with magnifying lenses that must be (i) at a particular distance from her eye; (ii) at a particular distance from the object being magnified; (iii) both (i) and (ii); (iv) neither (i) nor (ii).

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