Physics, asked by likhithathirumalaset, 1 year ago

what is the poition of object relative to the objective of a compound microscope?whaere is it's image formed?

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Answered by jaskaran54

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image is formed at a distance l + f1 from the objective. The eyepiece is placed such that the image formed by the objective falls at first focal point of the eyepiece. The light thus emerges as parallel rays. The system matrix of a compound microscope can provide more insight into the relationship between the lenses.

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