Question

how does the position of peoples eyes help them see in 3 - d?
the eyes see objects that are far away.
the eyes capture two pictures of an object.
the eyes notice the small details of an object.
the eyes find several objects at once

Explanation:

When people see in 3 - D, the position of their eyes (two eyes spaced apart) allows each eye to capture a slightly different view (picture) of an object. The brain then combines these two images to create a three - dimensional perception. Seeing objects far away, noticing small details, or finding several objects at once does not directly relate to how the position of eyes helps in 3 - D vision.

Answer:

The eyes capture two pictures of an object.