Carlotta notices that the words of a book are blurry, but a sign across the road is not. What might correct Carlotta's Vision?
O a diverging lens, to fix her farsightedness
O a diverging lens, to fix her nearsightedness
O a converging lens, to fix her farsightedness
O a converging lens, to fix her nearsightedness

The correct answer is - a diverging lens, to fix her farsightedness.

Explanation:

Farsightedness or hyperopia is a type of vision condition. It is one of the common vision conditions in which an individual can see the distant objects clearly but objects nearby are blurry or not clear. Nearsightedness is the opposite condition of farsightedness.

In this case, Carlotta can not see the words of the book clearly but able to see s sign across the road which means she has a farsightedness condition. In farsightedness condition, the lens used to correct the vision is the diverging lens.