Question

The image produced by the eye lens on the retina is:
(A) Real
(B) Virtual
(C) Inverted real
(D) Inverted virtual

Answer 1

Hint It should be known to us that the cornea of our eye is a curved surface and therefore it acts like a convex lens. While answering the question we should keep in mind that the convex lens that is used also focuses the light which hits the retina and moves to the eyeball to give us a vision. Knowing the kind of lens that is used is very important to predict the kind of image that will be forming.

Complete step by step answer
We know that the crystalline lens helps us for finer adjustments of the focal length. These adjustments are required so as to obtain a more focusses look on the objects at various substances. The image that is formed is an inverted real image of the object on the retina.
Hence we can say that the image produced by the eye lens on the retina is inverted real.

So, option C is correct.

We should also know that the retina is a very light sensitive layer which is present at the back part of the eye. Almost 65 percent of our eye is covered by the retina. By 65 percent we mean the interior surface of our eye. Whenever an image is formed by the human eye the light has to pass through the pupil. The light is then refracted by the lens and is then absorbed by the pigments of the cells which are present on the retina. The arrangement of the stimulated cells which are observed by our brain are a separate image of each eye.

Note: We should know that an image is formed on the retina of the human eye with the help of the light rays. These light rays converge most at the cornea and also when they enter and leave the lens. The rays which come from the top and bottom of an object are traced and this results in the formation of an inverted real image on the retina.
We should also know that the distance of the object is drawn much smaller when compared to the scale