5) In what part of the eye is the aqueous humor? A) posterior chamber B) anterior chamber C) lens D) retina E) blind spot

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5) In what part of the eye is the aqueous humor?

A) posterior chamber
B) anterior chamber
C) lens
D) retina
E) blind spot

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Step-by-step explanation:

The aqueous humor bathes and nourishes the lens and maintains pressure within the eye.

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