What is the resultant total magnification of an object as seen through a microsc

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What is the resultant total magnification of an object as seen through a microscope with 10X ocular and each of the following objectives? 4X: 10X: 40X: 100X: Exercise E: Check sample slide with a compound light microscope and draw a cell at 10X 10X objective lens. Label nucleus, cytoplasm and plasma membrane on your drawing. Microscope Setup and Use for Microscope Use: the microscope properly. begin focusing with the 4X objective. the coarse focus only with the 4X objective in place, immersion oil only with the 40X objective (oil immersion lens) in place. only ONE drop of oil. the stage and then remove the slide when you are done. clean the microscope when you are done. Use a lens paper and lens place the 4X objective over the stage and be sure the stage is at its lowest the microscope away. turn off the light before putting the microscope away. ays wrap the cord correctly before putting the microscope away.

Explanation / Answer

Since total magnification =ocular lense × objective lense therefore,

1 ...10X × 4X  = 40X

2...10X × 10X = 100X

3...40X ×10X =100X

4 ..100X × 10X = 1000X

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