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how do the images as seen in the microscope compared to the actual images seen with the unaided eye?
which adjustment knob are you going to use for LPO? HBO? oil immersion objective?
to which direction does the image move when you move the slide to the left or right, up or down?
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how do the images as seen in the microscope compared to the actual images seen with the unaided eye?
which adjustment knob are you going to use for LPO? HBO? oil immersion objective?
to which direction does the image move when you move the slide to the left or right, up or down?
nonsense will be reported
please answer it correctly
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The virtual image you see when looking in your microscope is not quite the same as the real image you would see with your eye. For one thing, it is bigger. ... The two lenses in a compound microscope reflect the original image two times, in two different planes, while magnifying it.
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