Select the statement(s) that apply to the saying 'n over NA' (more than one answer possible).O a. It is the ratio of refractive index (n) over numerical aperture (NA)O b. For example, it is better to have twenty biological samples at sufficient resolution than having a single biological sample at very high resolutionO c. It means that the refractive index (n) should always be higher than the numerical aperture (NA)O d. It means that having a sufficient sample number (n) is more important than the highest possible spatial resolution (NA) because of the variance in biological samples.O e. In this case, 'n' stands for sample number; 'NA' stands for numerical aperture and thus for spatial resolutionO f. It is the equation for image contrast (signal-to-background ratio)O g. At high quantum efficiency, the image contrast is only limited by readout noise

The correct statement that apply to the saying 'n over NA'.

Select the statement(s) that apply to the saying 'n over NA' (more than one answer possible). O a. It is the ratio of refractive index (n) over numerical aperture (NA) O b. For example, it is better to have twenty biological samples at sufficient resolution than having a single biological sample at very high resolution O c. It means that the refractive index (n) should always be higher than the numerical aperture (NA)

Select the statement(s) that apply to the saying 'n over NA' (more than one answer possible). O a. It is the ratio of refractive index (n) over numerical aperture (NA) O b. For example, it is better to have twenty biological samples at sufficient resolution than having a single biological sample at very high resolution O c. It means that the refractive index (n) should always be higher than the numerical aperture (NA)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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