Part IV: Viewing the Letter “e"Compare the appearance of the "e" when viewed with the naked eye to itsappearance when viewed under the microscope. List three ways in which itappears different.1.2.3.When you mnove the slide to the right on the stage, in which direction does the "e"move in the field of view?When you move the slide away from you, in which direction does the "e" move inthe field of view?Draw what you see in the field of view for the letter “e".Magnification x

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Compare the appearance of the "e" when viewed with the naked eye to its appearance when viewed under the microscope. List three ways in which it appears different.