What will happen to the field of view for each resultant magnification as change objectives from 4x to 10x to 400x?
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- The field of view (FOV) is the visible area you can see through the microscope at a given magnification. Generally, as magnification increases, the field of view decreases. Show more…
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what happens to the field of view as magnification is increased using successively higher powered objective lenses? it increases as much as the magnification does it is unchanged by changing objectives it decreases with increasing magnification it increases going from 4X to 10X objectives, but sharply decreases going from 10X to 40X objectives
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What happens to the field of view as magnification is increased using successively higher powered objective lenses? A. It increases as much as the magnification does. B. It is unchanged by changing objectives. C. It decreases with increasing magnification. D. It increases going from 4X to 10X objectives, but sharply decreases going from 10X to 40X objectives.
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