How does the lens change shape when focusing on an image that is close?
A) The lens becomes rounded in order to bring the image to focus on the retina.
B) The lens will flatten out in order to bring the image to focus on the retina.
C) The lens becomes rounded in order to bring the image to focus on the sclera.
D) The lens will flatten out in order to bring the image to focus on the sclera.
E) The lens does not change shape in order to focus on an image that is close up.

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The lens becomes more rounded to increase its refractive power, allowing it to focus the image of a close object on the retina.

How Does the Lens Change Shape When Focusing on an Image