Describe the relationship between field of view size and total magnification
How does this affect microscope use?
What will be an ideal response?
As the total magnification of a microscope increases, the size of the field of view
decreases in proportion to the change in magnification. If an object occupies the entire
field of view at 100X, then only one fourth of the object will be visible at 400X.
Microscope users should be aware of this relationship. Students frequently get
distressed when their object "disappears"; in reality, they are looking at a small part
of the object at higher magnification.
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