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8. For a total magnification of 20X, what eyepiece and objective should be used? -

a) 10X eyepiece with a 20X objective

b) 5X eyepiece with a 4X objective

c) 10X eyepiece with a 10X objective

d) 5X eyepiece with a 25X objective


Please help I got it wrong it’s not A

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samueladesida43

For a total magnification of 20X, a 5X eyepiece with a 4X objective should be used.

HOW TO CALCULATE MAGNIFICATION:

  • The total magnification of a microscope can be obtained by multiplying the power of the eyepiece or ocular lens by the power of the objective lens. That is;

Total magnification = eyepiece × objective

  • In this case, to get a magnification of 20X, one should use a eyepiece of power 5X and objective lens of power 4X i.e. 5 × 4 = 20.

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