Read the following passage carefully and answer the question below <br><br> One of the remarkable properties of the eye is the ability of the eye to observe distinctly the objects suitable at widely different distances from the eye. This property of the eye is called accommodation or power of accommodation of the eye. <br> The accommodation of the eye is due to the action of ciliary muscles holding the eye lens. For observing distance objects (say at infinity) the ciliary muscle are relaxed. The eye lens is thin and it has maximum focal length and minimum converging power. The image of the distance object is formed on the retina. Thus for observing distant object eye is in relaxed state. It is said to be unaccommodated. <br><br> When observing distant objects, the eye lens has

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$\begin{array}{1 1} (a)\; \text{minimum focal length and maximum converging power} \\ (b)\; \text{maximum focal length and minimum converging power} \\ (c)\; \text{minimum focal length and minimum converging power} \\ (d)\; \text{maximum focal length and maximum converging power} \end{array}$