where do light rays focus in a person who is farsighted?

Question

it's for my school work so if you can answer my question I would gladly appretate it

Answer 1

In a farsighted person the light rays from the lens have not yet come to a focus by the time they reach the retina... in other words, they would focus behind the retina.

Nearsightedness is the opposite: the rays come to a focus before they reach the retina at the back of the eye.

Answer 2

They focuss behind the retina without accomodation