Physics, asked by kenzyfrenzy45, 11 months ago

differences between a compound microscope and an astronomical telescope

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Answered by Anonymous

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Astronomical telescopes are used to see distant objects in a magnified size while compound microscope is an instrument used to see object which are very small to be seen through our asked eye. It is used for observing magnified images of objects. It is consists of a converging lens of small focal length.

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Answered by shafaathussein

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compound microscope helps to see the things which we can't see with our naked eyes and astronomical telescope helps us to see the objects which are away from earth

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