3) What are the magnification abilities of each of the objective lenses? What is the total magnification with each objective? a) Scanning ( small lens ), red ring = b) Low-power ( medium lens ), yellow ring = c) High-power ( large lens ), blue ring = d) Oil immersion ( largest lens ), white ring =

3) What are the magnification abilities of each of the objective lenses? What is the total magnification with each objective? a) Scanning ( small lens ), red ring = b) Low-power ( medium lens ), yellow ring = c) High-power ( large lens ), blue ring = d) Oil immersion ( largest lens ), white ring =

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3) What are the magnification abilities of each of the objective lenses? What is the total magnification
with each objective?
a) Scanning ( small lens ), red ring =
b) Low-power ( medium lens ), yellow ring =
c) High-power ( large lens ), blue ring =
d) Oil immersion ( largest lens ), white ring =

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