Science, asked by arulmaster643, 5 months ago

Amount of light entering into the eye
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Answered by romandave425

Answer:

Pupil

Explanation:

The pupil is a hole in the iris (coloured portion of the eyeball) into which light from the surroundings enters our eye. If a lot of light is coming from the surroundings, then the pupil becomes smaller to restrict the amount of light that can enter into our eye.

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