To See an Object Best in Dim Levels of Light

question 91

Multiple Choice

To see an object best in dim levels of light, you should look _____.

• A) directly at the object, so the object is focused on the fovea where more rods are located
• B) to the side, so the object is focused on the fovea where more cones are located
• C) to the side, so the object is focused on the periphery of the retina where more cones are located
• D) to the side, so the object is focused on the periphery of the retina where more rods are located

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Definitions:

Suspension Components

Parts like springs, shock absorbers, and struts that are used to support a vehicle's frame, body, engine, and systems while driving over uneven surfaces.

Spring Shackles

Components used to attach leaf springs to the frame of a vehicle, allowing for movement and flexibility in the suspension system.

Spring Length

The measurement of a spring from end to end when it is not under any force or compression.

Spring Flexes

The action of spring materials bending or flexing under load, a property utilized in suspension systems to absorb shocks.