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Chemistry of Vision

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A three-dimensional image of an object is formed in the:

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Retina

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Fovea

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Brain

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Optic chiasma

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Solution

The correct option is C
Brain

The brain sees the world in something that is sometimes called "2½D", that is, 2D plus depth. The two eyes send a pair of 2D images to the brain and the brain processes it to form the 3D image.

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