A. Compute for the total magnification of an image under the LPO for both microscopes. B. Calculate the λ and r for both microscopes given in Table 1. Find the actual size of the specimen or provide the appropriate conversions of the given sizes as needed to determine which of the two microscopes can you use for the following: an image with 18x actual magnification and an apparent size of 1.04mm 2. unknown specimen that is 0.435Å 3. microorganism that is 2.1nm in size

A. Compute for the total magnification of an image under the LPO for both microscopes. B. Calculate the λ and r for both microscopes given in Table 1. Find the actual size of the specimen or provide the appropriate conversions of the given sizes as needed to determine which of the two microscopes can you use for the following: an image with 18x actual magnification and an apparent size of 1.04mm 2. unknown specimen that is 0.435Å 3. microorganism that is 2.1nm in size

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter1: The Clinical Laboratory

Section1.10: The Microscope

Problem 18RQ

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