Multiple Choice
How is the lens able to change its refractive power to focus light on the retina?
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True or False: if false, choose the answer that corrects the statement.
The lens of the eye focuses on nearer objects by becoming less convex.
In a previous example, you saw that when reading a book, your lens is rounder or more convex, but when you look up to see a student entering the library, your lens becomes flatter or less convex. What muscle action results in the lens becoming less convex?