Biology, asked by RajKhan780123, 11 months ago

Hey Guys give answer of my question.
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  \tt \: Give  \: me  \: Summary \\  \tt  \: of  \: the  \: chapter \\  \tt "The \:  Human \:  Eye \:  and  \: Colour ful  \: World".

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \huge\textsf{\underline{\underline{\pink{Summary.}}}}

 →\sf \: The \: ability \: of \: the \: eye \: to \: focus \:on \: both \: near \: and \: distant  \\ \sf objects \: by \: adjusting \: its \: focal \: length, \: is \: called \\  \bf \red{the \: accomodation \: of \: the \: eye.}

→ \sf \: The \: smallest \: distance, \: at \: which \: the \: eye \\  \sf can \: see \: objects \: clearly \: without \: strain, \: is \\  \sf called \:  \bf \red{the \: near \: point \: of \: the \: eye \: or } \\ \bf \red{  \: the \: least \: distance \: of \: distinct \: vision.}  \\ \sf \: For \: a \: young \: adult \: with \: normal \: vision, \: it  \\ \sf is \: about \: 25 \: cm.

 →\sf \: The \: common \: refractive \: defects \: of \: the  \\ \sf vision \: include \:  \bf \red{myopia, \: hypermetropia} \:  \sf and  \\ \bf \red{ presbyopia.}

→ \sf \red{Myopia} \: (short\ - \:  sightedness  \: -  \: the \\  \sf image \: of \: distant \: objects \: is \: focused \\  \sf before \: the \: retina) \:  \sf it \: is \: corrected \: by  \\ \sf using \: a \: concave \: lens \: of \: suitable \: power.

→ \sf \: The \: eye \: loses \: its \: power \: of \: accomodation \\  \sf at  \: \bf \red{old} \sf \: age.

→ \sf \: The \: splitting \: of \: white \: light \: into \: its  \\ \sf component \: colours \: is \: called \:  \bf \red{dispersion.}

 →\sf \red{Hypermetropia} \: (far \:  -  \: sightedeness \:  -  \: the \\  \sf image \: of \: nearby \: objects \: is \: focused \\  \sf beyond \: the \: retina) \: is \: corrected \: by \: using \\  \sf a \: convex \: lens \: of \: suitable \: power.

 →\sf \: Scattering \: of \: light \: causes \: the \: blue  \\ \sf colours \: of \: sky \: and \: the \: reddening \: of \: the  \\ \sf sun \: at \: sunrise \: and \: sunset.

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