Figure 21.2 The figure shows a cross-sectional of a human eye: (1) lens, (2) anterior chamber, (3) cornea, (4) iris, (5) vitreous body, (6) ciliary muscle, (7) retina, (8) fovea centralis, and (9) optic nerve. (10) indicates the blind spot, which is due to the optic nerve passing through the retina to the brain.
-Describe the path of light entering the eye from a distant object (see Fig. 21.2).

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Figure 21.2  The figure shows a cross-sectional of a human eye: (1) lens, (2) anterior chamber, (3) cornea, (4) iris, (5) vitreous body, (6) ciliary muscle, (7) retina, (8) fovea centralis, and (9) optic nerve. (10) indicates the blind spot, which is due to the optic nerve passing through the retina to the brain.
-Describe the path of light entering the eye from a distant object (see Fig. 21.2).

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The Answer of Figure 21.2  The figure shows a cross-sectional of a human eye: (1) lens, (2) anterior chamber, (3) cornea, (4) iris, (5) vitreous body, (6) ciliary muscle, (7) retina, (8) fovea centralis, and (9) optic nerve. (10) indicates the blind spot, which is due to the optic nerve passing through the retina to the brain.
-Describe the path of light entering the eye from a distant object (see Fig. 21.2).

Figure 212 the Figure Shows a Cross-Sectional of a Human