The Magnification of a Specimen by a Light Microscope Is

question 45

Multiple Choice

The magnification of a specimen by a light microscope is a result of

• A) the bending of light as it passes through glass lenses.
• B) the focusing of electron beams by magnets.
• C) the reflection of light off a specimen.
• D) using chemicals to physically enlarge cells.

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