2. The boy is wondering what to use to clean the microscope scratching. What should one use to clean? 3. The girl is focusing a slide and she is moving the stage up a) What has happened to the slide? b) s this the proper way to focus? c) Should you focus by moving stage up or down? d) What happens to a microscope i place at the edge? e) What should you do to prevent this from happening.

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