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Derive the expression for the total magnification of a compound microscope.Why both the objective and the eyepiece lens of a compound microscope must have short focal lengths?

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Answered by sharinkhan
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total magnification of a compound microscope= M = me x m0

me and mo are the magnifying power of objective lens and eye lens. 
or M = L/fo ( 1 + D/fe)

L = length of telescope
fo = focal length of objective
fe= focal length of eye lens

The focal length of both the lenses are kept short to keep the magnifying power big. 

Answered by Anonymous
8

Explanation:

total magnification of a compound microscope= M = me x m0

me and mo are the magnifying power of objective lens and eye lens. 

or M = L/fo ( 1 + D/fe)

L = length of telescope

fo = focal length of objective

fe= focal length of eye lens

The focal length of both the lenses are kept short to keep the magnifying power big. 

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