One Difference Between a Microscope and a Telescope Is That

question 10

Multiple Choice

One difference between a microscope and a telescope is that the image formed by the objective is

• A) real for the microscope but virtual for the telescope.
• B) real for both, but the image is enlarged for the microscope and reduced for the telescope.
• C) real for both, but the image is reduced for the microscope and enlarged for the telescope.
• D) virtual for the microscope but real for the telescope.

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Definitions:

Enantiotopic

Describes atoms or groups of atoms in a molecule that are mirror images of each other but are not superimposable, similar to one's left and right hands.

Quintet

A group of five lines or peaks observed close together in a spectroscopic measurement, often indicative of a specific atomic or molecular structure.

Triplet

In spectroscopy, a pattern of three closely spaced spectral lines or signals, often due to splitting in NMR or EPR spectroscopy caused by spin-spin coupling.

Signals

Manifestations or indicators that convey information or data, especially within the context of communication systems or analytical instrumentation.