What happens to the lens in your eye when you view an object through Concave lens. 1. What happens to the lens in your eye when you view an object through Conver lens. Complete the following table

Here are the answers to your questions:

1. When viewing an object through a concave lens, the light rays diverge more. To focus these diverging rays, the lens in your eye becomes thicker and more convex.

2. When viewing an object through a convex lens, the light rays converge more (or diverge less). To focus these rays, the lens in your eye becomes thinner and less convex.

Here is the completed table:

Distance	Ciliary muscle	Suspensory ligament	Lens
Near	Contracts	Relaxes	Thicker and more convex
Far	Relaxes	Tightens	Thinner and less convex