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The eye can adjust to:A.high levels of illumination in 10 minutes and darkness in 30 minutesB.high levels of illumination in 10 seconds and darkness in 30 minutesC.high levels of illumination in 30 minutes and darkness in 10 minutesD.high levels of illumination in 30 minutes and darkness in 10 seconds
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