Light rays frorn 'nearby objects (less than 6 meter) are diverging and .from distant objects (more than 6 meter)are parallel. For seeing distant objects, which of the following would occur?
Light rays frorn 'nearby objects (less than 6 meter) are diverging and .from distant objects (more than 6 meter)are parallel. For seeing distant objects, which of the following would occur?
A
Size of eye ball decreases
B
Radius of curvature of lens decreases
C
Curvature of lens surface decreases
D
Contraction of ciliary muscles
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