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While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: Haidinger's brush is an entoptic phenomenon, meaning a visual effect that is produced by the human eye rather than originating from an outside light source. * It appears as a very faint yellow and blue pattem when looking at a blank white field or a clear blue sky. * The pattem is due to the interaction of linearly polarized light with the human eye's corea and lens. [tis named after Austrian physicist Wilhelm Karl von Haidinger, who first described it in 1844. Seeing Haidinger's brush is an indication of good eye health, as certain eye conditions like macular degeneration can prevent people from perceiving it. The student wants to explain how perceiving Haidinger's brush relates to eye health. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal? Choose 1 answer: (a) Haidinger's brush, first described by Austrian physicist Wilhelm Karl von Haidinger in 1844, appears to the eye as a faint yellow and blue pattern when looking at a blank white field or a clear blue sky. The faint yellow and blue pattern known as Haidinger's brush is an entoptic phenomenon caused by the interaction of linearly polarized light with the comea and lens of the human eye. (2) Seeing Haidinger's brushan entoptic visual effect produced by the interaction of linearly polarized light with the cornea and lens of the human eyeindicates good eye health, since conditions like macular degeneration can prevent its perception. (2) Named after Wilhelm Karl von Haidinger, Haidinger's brush is a faint pattern that can be seen when looking at a clear sky, and it is an indication of good eye health