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Reading glasses are usually because someone is far-sighted, and their close-up vision needs help. This commonly begins to happen past the age of 40.
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What is the difference between striking straight sided glasses vs circular glasses?
the sound
What is the different quality in striking experiment with circular glasses and straight sided glasses?
the sound each glass makes
Tell us how the quality of the experiment differs with circular glasses as opposed to straight-sided glasses?
the sound each glass makes
What is near-sided vision?
Near-sided vision is when you can see things close to you but not far away. You need glasses to see things far away. I know this because I am near-sided. Hope this helps you out.
What is near sided?
Near sided is when you can see things that are near clearly and far images are very blurry people that have it need glasses we call these people 4-eyes or bug eyes
What is it called if you can not see objects up close clearly?
I don't really understand your question. However that means that you may need glasses. That is very normal and means that you're close sighted not far sighted like others which is okay. Just go to your eye doctor and they'll give you some prescription glasses. Thanks! =D
What is an 20 sided polygon?
Dodecahedron. <-- wrong a dodecahedron is a 3 dimensional shape having 12 faces. a 20-sided polygon is an icosagon
What is the probability of a six sided and four sided dice being rolled to obtain 7?
It depends on the numbers on the 4 sided die. I don't believe that is a recognised standard.
What is the Name for a seven sided shape?
Heptagon - a polygon having seven sides
What is a three sided figure having two equal sides?
An isosceles triangle.
How many diagonals does a 103 sided polygon have?
It works out as having 5150 diagonals
What is a 4 sided figure with 90 angles?
A square and a rectangle are 4 sided figures each having 4 interior 90 degree angles
