In dim light, the pupil of the eye is
A)dilated, producing a sharper image.
B)constricted, producing a sharper image.
C)constricted, producing an image that is not as sharp.
D)dilated, producing an image that is not as sharp.

Question

In dim light, the pupil of the eye is ​
A)dilated, producing a sharper image.
B)constricted, producing a sharper image.
C)constricted, producing an image that is not as sharp.
D)dilated, producing an image that is not as sharp.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In dim light, the pupil of the eye dilates to allow more light to enter, enhancing visibility. However, this does not necessarily produce a sharper image; in fact, it can result in an image that is not as sharp due to the reduced depth of field and potential for aberrations.

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