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The muiscles of a normal eye are least s...

The muiscles of a normal eye are least strained when the eye is focussed on an object

A

Relaxed ciliary muscles and taut suspensory ligament

B

Taut suspensory ligament and rounded lens

C

Contrac ted clilary muscles and relaxed lens

D

Contracted ciliar muscles and rounded lens.

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