When we say that visual acuity declines with age we mean that:

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When we say that visual acuity declines with age we mean that:

When we say that visual acuity declines with age we mean that:
A) the eyes take longer to adjust to darkness.
B) the retina receives less light.
C) it takes longer for the eyes to recover from glare.
D) it becomes more difficult to see details.

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Thanks PLENTY

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Thanks for providing the community with feedback, happy to help

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