Why is the fine adjustment knob used in high power objectives of a compound microscope instead of the coarse adjustment knob? (Multiple answer choices may be correct). To adjust the lighting. To avoid breaking the slide/objective lens. To focus on the specimen. To switch between objectives.
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A. used for precise focusing B. lower support of microscope C. narrows beam of light D. hole in stage E. used only at low power F. has knobs to move slide G. special paper for cleaning H. eyepiece I. holds ocular lens J. lens attached to nosepiece ocular lens aperture body tube mechanical stage fine adjustment knob base objective lens coarse adjustment knob condenser lens paper
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