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What is the correct formula to calculate the total magnification of an object under a microscope?
What is the correct formula to calculate the total magnification of an object under a microscope?
- Eye Piece - Objective
- Eye Piece / Objective
- Eye Piece x Objective (correct)
- Eye Piece + Objective
Why does the field of view decrease as you move from low power to high power objective lenses in a microscope?
Why does the field of view decrease as you move from low power to high power objective lenses in a microscope?
- The magnification increases, making the area visible smaller (correct)
- The lenses warp the field of view
- The microscope body compresses the field of view
- The light source changes the field of view
What happens to the image of a specimen under a microscope in terms of orientation?
What happens to the image of a specimen under a microscope in terms of orientation?
- It is only inverted
- It is only reversed
- It is both inverted and reversed (correct)
- It remains upright and unchanged
Which stain is commonly used to highlight plant cells under a microscope?
Which stain is commonly used to highlight plant cells under a microscope?
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