Science, asked by azam5, 1 year ago

which type of lens present in our eyes

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Answered by h15

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We have convex lens in our eyes

tabish8: biconvexo

azam5: wrong ans

azam5: Ans is cancave lens

ShuchiRecites: nooo

ShuchiRecites: h15 is right

Answered by ShuchiRecites

1

Convex lens is present in our eyes from nature.

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