why is the normal eye not able to see clearly the objects kept closer than 25cm? Explain in brief.
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The normal eye can see the objects clearly and distinctly only up to the 25 cm because as the distance is coming down the ciliary muscles cannot adjust its focal length thereby resulting in blur image before 25 cm.
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The normal eye can see the objects clearly and distinctly only up to the 25 cm because as the distance is coming down the ciliary muscles cannot adjust its focal length thereby resulting in blur image before 25 cm.
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Hey Dear
There is a concept called power of accommodation of human eye .
In which we can see from 25 cm to infinity
This is the thing that is observes by scientist or biologist . so we cant see the objects closer than 25 cm clearly . after 25 cm the resolution will be maximum
The resolution of our eyes are 576 Mega pixels
There is a concept called power of accommodation of human eye .
In which we can see from 25 cm to infinity
This is the thing that is observes by scientist or biologist . so we cant see the objects closer than 25 cm clearly . after 25 cm the resolution will be maximum
The resolution of our eyes are 576 Mega pixels
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