Asked by Jasmine Moncure on Jun 13, 2024

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All of the following are ways to best control the magnification of the microscope EXCEPT which statement?

A) To examine part of the specimen at higher magnification, move that part of the slide to the center over the aperture before changing to a higher-magnification lens.
B) To examine part of the specimen at higher magnification, move that part of the specimen off to the side.
C) Always use low magnification during your initial observation.
D) Use a drop of immersion oil to look at the specimen under the highest magnification.

Magnification

The process of enlarging the appearance of an object through optical instruments such as microscopes.

Immersion Oil

A type of oil used to increase the resolution of a microscope by minimizing refraction of light.

Aperture

An opening, hole, or gap, which in optics refers to the opening through which light enters a camera or microscope.

  • Control magnification through correct selection and use of objective lenses.
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Desiray WaldrupJun 20, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Moving the part of the specimen off to the side is not a way to control the magnification of the microscope, but rather a way to change the area being viewed. The other options are all ways to best control the magnification.