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How does the eye lens change its focal length to see nearby objects?


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Solution

Step 1:

Focal length

The distance between the focus and the mirror or lens is called the focal length.

Step 2:

Change of focal length of the eye lens to see the nearby object because:

  1. When the ciliary muscles flex, the curvature of the eye lens increases. As a result, the eye lens thickens.
  2. The focal length of the eye lens decreases as it thickens.
  3. This enables us to see nearby objects.

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