alleryHow does a concave lens correct a myopic eye's distant focus?
AIt converges entering rays
BIt diverges entering rays
CIt shifts the retina forwards
DIt shortens the eyeball
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It diverges entering rays
Pre-diverging incoming rays offsets the myopic eye's excessive focusing and shifts the distant focus back to the retina.
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