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← HistoryWhich effect arises when grinding a lens with incorrect curvature during the medieval Islamic Golden Age?
A)Spherical aberration worsens image quality✓
B)Chromatic aberration causes color fringing
C)Diffraction reduces light transmission
D)Polarization creates glare artifact
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When a lens is ground with improper curvature, spherical aberration occurs because light rays passing through different parts of the lens focus at different points, blurring the image. Therefore, spherical aberration worsens the image quality rather than affecting color, transmission, or polarization which rely on different optical principles and material properties.
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