In a farsighted eye, where does the image formed by the lens fall? in front of the retina behind the retina on the blind spot in front of the blind spot

Behind the retina

Explanation:

Farsightedness also called hypermetropia, is an eye condition where the eye can comfortably see objects far from it but near objects seem blurred. this is because light rays from the near objects converge behind the retina thus they are no sensed by the optical nerves. this condition is corrected using a converging lens.

It's in front of the retina

explanation:

v=uf/(u-f)

= 5.-10/(5+10) convex lens has negative focal length